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37 Regulation 1 (2014-2015)

handle is hein.journals/rcatorbg37 and id is 1 raw text is: Volume 37 Number i Spring 2014 More Economic Freedom in the Music City By Mark Frankena The EPA and Risk Analysis By Richard Wilson Changing Rule Estimates By Sam Batkins and Mitch Boynton OSHA's Long-Awaited Crystalline Silica Rule By Susan E. Dudley The Meaninglessness of the SEC Pay Disclosure Rule By Ike Brannon and Sam Batkins Regressive Furnace Fans By Sofie E. Miller LABOR Income Inequality and the NBA Why not redistribute players' salaries? Or other people's incomes? By Ike Brannon LABOR 20 The Striking Success of the NLRA The law has brought labor peace and improved workers' negotiating power, which may explain why union membership is declining. By Michael L. Wachter MARKETS & MORALITY 28 The Two Moralities of Outlawing Price Gouging When economists criticize anti-price-gouging laws, they need to do so in moral terms. By Dwight R Lee BANKING & FINANCE The Next Banking Crisis Will the latest round of reform bring an end to subsidizing risky mortgages? By Charles W Calomiris and Stephen H. Haber SECURITIES & EXCHANGE Securities Litigation after Amgen It's time to reassess the fraud-on-the-market presumption. By Richard A. Booth TRANSPOR TAT ION 40 Really Opening Up the American Skies It's time to allow foreign airlines to compete in U.S. markets. By Kenneth Button ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCES Learning How to Fish Catch shares are vital to the future of fishery conservation. By Jonathan H. Adler and Nathaniel Stewart ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCES 52 Bringing Religion into Economic Policy Analysis Many policy debates are motivated by people's religious beliefs-including economists'. By Robert H. Nelson IN MEMORIAM 8 The Moral Vision ofa Blind Economist Walter Oi, 1929-2013 By David R Henderson 2- Humaneand Pro-Growth Reviewed by David R Henderson 4 The American Illness Reviewed by George Leef 5 Against the ProfitMotive Reviewed by George Leef WORKING PAPERS Reviewed by Peter Van Doren Disaster on the Elk River By Tim Rowland Keith Negley REGULATION, 2014, Vol. 37, No. 1 (ISSN 0147-0590). Regulation is published four times a year by the Cato Institute (www.cato.org). Copyright 2014, Cato Institute. REGULATION is available on the Internet at www.cato.org. Subscriptions for individuals are $20 for one year; institutional subscriptions are $40 for one year. Subscribe online or by writing to: REGULATION, 1000 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20001. JNSTITE Please contact REGULATION by mail, telephone (202-842-0200), or fax (202-842-3490) for change ofaddress and other subscription correspondence.

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