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Civil Defense Perspectives
Source: Physicians for Civil Defense
Country: United States

Civil Defense Perspectives is the newsletter of Physicians for Civil Defense, focusing on government regulation of medicine, business, and the environment.

Doctors for Disaster Preparedness Newsletter
Source: Doctors for Disaster Preparedness
Country: United States

The newsletter of Doctors for Disaster Preparedness, focusing on environmental, medical, and business regulation. Site includes a generous archive.

CPSC Monitor
Source: Consumer Alert
Country: United States

CPSC Monitor is "Consumer Alert's monthly update on the Consumer Product Safety Commission."

Consumer Product Safety Commission Monitor
Source: Consumer Alert
Country: United States

"The CPSC Monitor is a publication of Consumer Alert to detail the actions of the Consumer Product Safety Commission."

Foundation-Action
Source: National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation
Country: United States

Foundation-Action, the newsletter of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, details developments in right to work law.

Regulation Magazine, Vol. 23, No. 2, 2000
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of the Cato Institute's Regulation magazine includes "Is There Light at the End of the Regulatory Tunnel? Not in Pennsylvania," "The 'Backdoor BTU Tax,'" and "The End of Market Failure." (6/00)

Fact of the Week
Source: Small Business Survival Committee
Author: Raymond J. Keating
Country: United States
E-mail: cwysocki@sbsc.org

These pithy columns from Keating, SBSC's chief economist, cover a lot of ground since it covers government policies impacting small businesses. Since small businesses are one of the most put-upon groups in America, nearly everything touches on the topic -- onerous regulation and tax policies are the focus, however.

SBSC publications
Source: Small Business Survival Committee
Country: United States
E-mail: cwysocki@sbsc.org

Various publications focusing on how small businesses are affected by developments in labor, tax, budget, and regulatory policies.

CPSC Monitor, June 2000
Source: Consumer Alert
Country: United States

The June issue of the Consumer Alert's CPSC Monitor contains articles regarding how United Laboratories has caved in to the CPSC, and "A Silly Fuss Over 'Killer Crayons.'" (6/00)

Mercatus Center press releases
Source: The Mercatus Center
Country: United States
E-mail: mercatus@free-market.net

The latest from the Mercatus Center's all-star team of free-market economists. Commentary usually focuses on proposed federal regulation.

GCN op-eds
Source: The Guest Choice Network
Country: United States
E-mail: gcn@guestchoice.com

A collection of links to op-eds bemoaning the growth of the nanny culture, which wants to dictate what people choose to eat, drink, and smoke.

Mercatus Center Regulatory Studies Program op-eds
Source: George Mason University
City: Arlington, State: VA, Country: United States
E-mail: mercatus@free-market.net

These op-eds tackle the latest burdensome, wasteful and counterproductive emissions from the federal Leviathan's many orifices. Unfortunately, the work is never done.

Regulation Magazine, vol. 23, no. 3
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of the Cato Institute's Regulation magazine contains "Revisiting Market Failure," "A Fuel and Your Money: EPA’s New Tier 2 Standards" and "Financial Markets as Information Monopolies?" (10/00)

The Bottom Line: Small Business Q&A
Source: Small Business Survival Committee
Country: United States

"This new feature will ask prominent political or policy figures about key small business issues being debated on Capitol Hill or in the states."

Regulation Magazine, vol. 24, no. 1
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of the Cato Institute's Regulation Magazine includes "Cancer and the Environment," "The Truth About Light Trucks," and "The Beneficiaries of Clean Air Act Legislation." (04/01)

Regulation Magazine, vol. 23, no. 4
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of the Cato Institute's Regulation magazine includes "Keeping the Power On," "Paying Too Much for Petrol," and "The Dilemmas of International Financial Regulation." (1/01)

Aviation security newsletter, 3/04
Source: RPPI
Author: Robert W Poole Jr (Ed.)
Country: United States

In this issue: "Registered Traveler: Is It Finally for Real?"; "Penny-Wise and Pound-Foolish on Baggage Screening"; "A New Approach to Airport Access Control"; and "How Not to Respond to the Madrid Bombing".

Regulation magazine, vol. 26, no. 2
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

In this issue: "Should We Fear Cross-Ownership?"; "Clearing the Air"; "Regulation on the Final Frontier"; and more. (articles are PDF files)

Regulation magazine, vol.24, no. 2, 2001
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of Regulation magazine contains "Should Campaign Donors Be Identified?," "Bankruptcy and Small Business" and "The Clinton Regulatory Legacy."

Regulation Magazine, Vol. 24, No. 4, Winter 2001
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue examines "The Defense Industry's New Cycle," the SEC's push for auditor independence, and "Congress's Dairy Dilemma." (02/02)

Air Traffic Control Reform newsletter no. 20
Source: RPPI
Author: Robert W Poole Jr (Ed.)
Country: United States

In this issue: "Not-so-independent ATC Safety Regulation"; "Nav Canada's Controversial Rate Increase"; "How to Increase Air Space Capacity"; and more. (6/04)

Consumer Comments, Summer 2001
Source: Consumer Alert
Country: United States

This issue of Consumer Comments covers biotechnology, dairy compacts and the FTC gas-price panel.

On the Plate
Source: Consumer Alert
Country: United States

Monthly newsletter, provided by Consumer Alert, on current food-related policies and proposals.

On the Plate, September 14, 2001
Source: Consumer Alert
Country: United States

This issue of On the Plate contains "New research sees little risk for monarch butterflies," "U.S. wants to go ahead with WTO meeting," "China's WTO membership negotiations concluded," and "First case of 'mad cow' disease found in Japan." (09/01)

Shoots from the Grassroot Institute, 7/29/04
Source: Hawaii Reporter
Author: Laura Brown
State: HI, Country: United States

"Union Contracts May Not Be Worth the Paper They Are Written On: Compulsory Dues Do Not Guarantee Representation"

Guidepost
Source: PLF
Country: United States

"Guidepost" is the Pacific Legal Foundation's quarterly newsletter containing news and commentary covering their activities, and government regulatory policies. Back issues are available online (some as PDF files).

Regulation Magazine, Vol. 24, No. 3, Fall 2001
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of Regulation Magazine contains "The Folly of 'Smart Growth,'" "Controlling Cloning," and "The World Bank's Tobacco Economics." (10/01)

Shoots from the Grassroot Institute, 3/16/04
Source: Hawaii Reporter
Author: Stuart Hayashi
State: HI, Country: United States

"The Filthy Muck of Gasoline Price Caps"

Surface transportation newsletter, no. 15
Source: RPPI
Author: Robert W Poole Jr (Ed.)
Country: United States

In this issue: "Worrisome social engineering"; "Truck lanes provision misses the mark"; "Deal-killers for private investment"; and more.

Regulation Magazine, Vol. 25, No. 3, Fall 2002
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of Regulation looks at real campaign reform, the EPA's $32 trillion negligible risk, a new approach to private roads, and more. (10/02)

Regulation Magazine, Vol. 25, No. 1, Spring 2002
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue of Regulation Magazine contains, among other articles, "Reform's Stunted Crop" by David Orden; "How Have User Fees Affected The FDA?" by Mary K. Olson; and "The Reversion Tax's Perverse Result" by Richard A. Ippolito (04/02)

Regulation, vol. 26 no. 3
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

In this issue: "Is CEO Certification Credible?"; "A Midterm Grade for the Bush Administration"; "More Lonely Numbers"; and much more.

Regulation Magazine, Vol. 25, No. 3, Fall 2002
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

This issue contains, among other articles, "Toward Truly Open Skies," "Zoning's Steep Price," "A Free-Market Scorecard," and "The Antitrust Emperor's Clothes."

Surface tranportation newsletter, no. 11
Source: RPPI
Author: Robert W Poole Jr (Ed.)
Country: United States

In this issue: "The Potential of FAST Lanes"; "TRB committee on future of fuel taxes"; "Global road pricing conference"; and more.

Regulation Magazine, vol. 25, no. 4
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

In this issue: "'UPL' Lawyer Welfare Revisited"; "How the Packers Lost Out"; "Money to Burn?"; "Drug Research and Price Controls"; and much more.

ATC Reform Newsletter, no. 15
Source: Reason Public Policy Institute
Author: Robert W. Poole Jr.
Country: United States

In this issue: "NATCA Losing the Battle over ATC 'Privatization'"; "Data Link Decision Sets Back Modernization"; "Canada, UK Providers Weather the Storm"; and more.

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