See also:

• News: Current Events: Business and Economy: Regulations and Policies  (6)
• Society: Issues: Property Rights: Regulatory Takings  (8)

• Beware Fiscal and Regulatory Drag - Stephen Moore talks about the approaching dangers of heavy regulation on the modern economy.
• CAFRman - This site provides a guide for reviewing the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) to determine whether governments are holding excesses of the taxpayers money.
• Citizens for Voluntary Trade - Nonprofit association opposing antitrust prosecutions of physician groups.
• Electricity Deregulation: Wired or Tangled in the 106th Congress's Committees? - Discusses differences between restructuring as opposed to deregulating a heavily regulated industry.
• Power Elites & Monopoly: The Regulatory-Industrial Complex - With references to a variety of sources from different points of view on the ideological spectrum, this paper shows how government interventionism and socialism are the politics of oligopoly and monopoly power, and includes notes and selected bibliography.
• The Real Cost of Regulation - Describes indirect costs of regulation, from the perspective "The damage done by regulation is so vast, it's often hard to see." Abridged version of speech delivered by ABC News investigative reporter John Stossel on February 20, 2001.
• Regulation Cost Compliance Report - Research showing trends of regulatory compliance costs in America caused by federal, state, and local government.
• The Regulation Home Page - Regulatory studies, statistics, and information.
• Regulation Magazine - This high-quality magazine analyzes the effects of government regulation on businesses and private conduct.
• The Telecommunications Act of 1996: A Commentary on What Is Really Going on Here - An IT consultant says that deregulation hurts people, even though it brings down prices.
• Utilityregulation.com - Find news, data, reports, and other information about the regulated utility industry. Contains links to public service commissions, state consumer advocates, the FCC, and other agencies.