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Vol. 33, Issue 4, 2002January 01, 2002 CDT
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Regulated Deregulation: The New York Experience in Electric Utility Deregulation
Regulated Deregulation: The New York Experience in Electric Utility Deregulation
Articles in Vol. 33, Issue 4, 2002
Vol. 33, Issue 4, 2002
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Competition, Consumer Protection and Energy Deregulation: A Conference IntroductionSpencer Weber Waller
- A Comment on Regulation and Deregulation in a Nation with Multiple SovereignsThomas B. Leary
- Full Circle in the Formerly Regulated Industries?Richard D. Cudahy
- DOJ, FTC and FERC Electric Power Merger Enforcement: Are There too Many Cooks in the Merger Review Kitchen?Milton A. Marquis
- Monopoly Pricing in a Time of ShortageJames I. Serota
- A Consumer Self-Defense Perspective on Electricity MarketsJohn C. Hilke
- Electricity: Notes on the Transition PhaseAlbert A. Foer
- Plunging into Darkness: Energy Deregulation Collides with ScarcityRobert C. Fellmeth
- Peace, Love, Competition. An Initial Look at the Restructuring of Illinois Residential Energy MarketsRobert Kelter
- Twenty-Five Years of Deregulation: Lessons for Electric PowerJohn E. Kwoka Jr.
- Regulated Deregulation: The New York Experience in Electric Utility DeregulationHarry First
- Hijacking Civil Liberties: The USA PATRIOT Act of 2001Jennifer C. Evans
- The Fruit Does Not Fall Far from the Tree: The Unresolved Tax Treatment of Contingent Attorney's FeesKristina Maynard
Harry First, Regulated Deregulation: The New York Experience in Electric Utility Deregulation, 33 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 911 (2002).