Robert W. Crandall
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL31950A
Top Subjects
- United States (5)
- Telecommunication policy (2)
- Telephone (2)
- Telecommunications (2)
- Government & Business (2)
- Telecommunication policy -- United States. (2)
- Telecommunication policy, united states (2)
Books by Robert W. Crandall
Total count: 21
Economic effect of television-network program "Ownership"M.I.T.]1970-01-01-
Contemporary issues in economicsselected readings [by] Robert W. Crandall [and] Richard S. Eckaus.Little, Brown1972-01-01
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A study guide to accompany Basic economicsLittle, Brown1972-01-01
The U.S. steel industry in recurrent crisispolicy options in a competitive worldBrookings Institution1981-01-01
Controlling industrial pollutionthe economics and politics of clean airBrookings Institution1983-01-01-
Changing the RulesTechnological Change, International Competition, and Regulation in CommunicationsBrookings Institution Press1989-01-01
Changing the RulesTechnological Change, International Competition, and Regulation in CommunicationsBrookings Institution Press1989-02-01
After the BreakupU.S. Telecommunications in a More Competitive EraBrookings Institution Press1990-12-01
Manufacturing on the moveBrookings Institution1993-01-01
Talk is cheapthe promise of regulatory reform in North American telecommunicationsBrookings Institution1995-01-01-
Cable TVRegulation or Competition?Brookings Institution Press1996-01-01
An Agenda for Federal Regulatory ReformAmerican Enterprise Institute Press1997-06-01
Who pays for universal service?when telephone subsidies become transparentBrookings Institution Press2000-01-01-
Telecommunications Liberalization on Two Sides of the AtlanticBrookings Institution Press2004-01-01
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BroadbandShould We Regulate High-speed Internet Access?Brookings Institution Press2004-01-01
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The remedy for the "bottleneck monopoly" in telecomisolate it, share it, or ignore it?Center for Business and Government, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University2005-01-01
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Competition and ChaosU. S. Telecommunications since the 1996 Telecom ActBrookings Institution Press2005-01-01
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Government Failure Versus Market FailureMicroeconomics Policy Research and Government PerformanceBrookings Institution Press2007-01-01
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Who Pays for Universal Service?When Telephone Subsidies Become TransparentBrookings Institution Press2010-01-01
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Extra MileRethinking Energy Policy for Automotive TransportationBrookings Institution Press2010-01-01
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First Thing We Do, Let's Deregulate All the LawyersBrookings Institution Press2011-01-01