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1. DESREGULACIÓN Y POLÍTICA DE COMPETENCIA.

Author

Nuez, María Jesús Alonso and Martínez, Jorge Rosell

Subjects
*DEREGULATION, *ECONOMIC policy, *ECONOMIC reform, *ANTITRUST law, *INDUSTRIES
Abstract

This paper analyzes the case of Spain in the period from 1993 to 2005, when intense reforms in several industries took place in the country. We observe an increase in collusion and trust practices in liberalized industries, what requires an increase in the resources dedicated to antitrust policy. An econometric estimation demonstrates the influence that certain regulatory dimensions have on antitrust activity. Deregulation has an additional positive effect on antitrust activity. We also observe a learning effect in industries due to previous sanctions. Finally, we find a complementarity effect of regulatory agencies on the antitrust policy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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2. The Forgotten Man.

Author

Buckley Jr., Wm. F.

Subjects
*DEREGULATION, *ECONOMIC policy, *AIR travel, *COMMERCIAL aeronautics, *AIRLINE industry, *PORTERS, *REGULATED industries, *ECONOMIC indicators
Abstract

This article looks at the impact of airline deregulation on air travelers. The debate between those who believe that deregulation has been a net public good and those who believe it was a mistake should be aware of the current status of commercial air travel as of December 1992. Porters are rare at airports in Italy, Spain and Martinique. One speculated reason for this is that tourists refuse to pay a living wage to porters. These problems--massive unemployment and the absence of porters at airports--indicated that travelers have been the passive clients of bureaucrats. Many of these people are frustrated about this state of affairs and they believed that things would depend on who they voted for president.

Published
1992

3. European Meeting Will Focus on Freer Rein for Economy.

Author

Daly, Emma

Subjects
*SUMMIT meetings, *ENERGY industries, *INTERNATIONAL economic relations, *DEREGULATION, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *ECONOMIC policy
Abstract

Focuses on the European Union (EU) summit meeting in Barcelona, Spain. Plans for EU leaders to discuss how to implement economic liberalization measures while protecting workers; Priorities of the union, including job creation and the integration of European energy, transportation and communication networks; Outlook for energy deregulation; Mention of protests that accompanied the summit meeting, by labor unions and anti-globalization activists.

Published
2002

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