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Zealand, went from having a reputation as an almost socialist country to being considered one of the most business-friendly countries of the world, next to Singapore. However, critics charge that the deregulation has brought little benefit to some sections of society, and has caused much of New Zealand's economy (including almost all of the banks) to become foreign-owned.
53:. It became common in advanced industrial economies in the 1970s and 1980s, as a result of new trends in economic thinking about the inefficiencies of government regulation, and the risk that regulatory agencies would be controlled by the regulated industry to its benefit, and thereby hurt consumers and the wider economy. Economic regulations were promoted during the
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there exists substantial concern about concentration of media ownership resulting from relaxation of historic controls on media ownership designed to safeguard diversity of viewpoint and open discussion in the society, and about what some perceive as high prices in cable company offerings at this point.
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the obvious and simple system of natural liberty establishes itself of its own accord. Every man...is left perfectly free to pursue his own interest in his own way.... The sovereign is completely discharged from a duty no human wisdom or knowledge could ever be sufficient; the duty of superintending
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is of the opinion that deregulation is responsible for increasing price volatility on the commodity market. This particularly affects people and economies in developing countries. More and more homogenization of financial institution which may also be a result of deregulation turns out to be a major
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era. This deregulation put into place a division of labor between the studios and the networks. Communications in the United States (and internationally) are areas in which both technology and regulatory policy have been in flux. The rapid development of computer and communications technology –
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finance reform based on accrual accounting; tax neutrality; subsidy-free agriculture; and industry-neutral competition regulation. Economic growth was resumed in 1991. New
Zealand was changed from a somewhat closed and centrally controlled economy to one of the most open economies in the OECD. As a
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Many economists have concluded that a trend towards deregulation will increase economic welfare long-term and a sustainable free market system. Regarding the electricity market, contemporary academic Adam
Thierer, "The first step toward creating a free market in electricity is to repeal the federal
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programs have sprung up in several states, as well as the
District of Columbia. Natural Gas Choice programs allow residential and small volume natural gas users to compare purchases from natural gas suppliers with traditional utility companies. There are currently hundreds of federally unregulated
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in transport markets and promote more independent, competitive pricing among transport service providers, substituting the freed-up competitive market forces for detailed regulatory control of entry, exit, and price making in transport markets. Thus deregulation arose, though regulations to promote
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The current status is a partially regulated structure in which consumers have received a capped price for a portion of the publicly owned generation. The remainder has been at market price and there are numerous competing energy contract providers. However, Ontario is installing Smart Meters in all
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operate in some of these jurisdictions, particularly
Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. The other provinces are small markets and have not attracted suppliers. Customers have the choice of purchasing from a local distribution company (LDC) or a deregulated supplier. In most provinces the LDC is
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finally collapsed and were exposed. After the collapse, regulators in the Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) were finally allowed to file thousands of criminal complaints that led to over a thousand felony convictions of key Savings and Loan
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Congress appear to be attempting to facilitate this evolution. In mainstream economic thinking, development of this competition would militate against detailed regulatory control of prices and service offerings, and hence favor deregulation of prices and entry into markets. On the other hand,
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has deregulated its electricity provision. Customers are free to choose which company they sign up with, but there are few companies to choose from and the consumer price of electricity has increased substantially as it has in all other
Canadian provinces.. Consumers may choose to remain with the
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The deregulation movement of the late 20th century had substantial economic effects and engendered substantial controversy. The movement was based on intellectual perspectives which prescribed substantial scope for market forces, and opposing perspectives have been in play in national and
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However, some existing taxi drivers were unhappy with the change, as they had invested up to €100,000 to purchase licenses from existing holders, and regarded them as assets. In
October 2013 they brought a test case in the High Court for damages. Their claim was dismissed two years later.
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Sharon Beder, a writer with PR Watch, wrote "Electricity deregulation was supposed to bring cheaper electricity prices and more choice of suppliers to householders. Instead it has brought wildly volatile wholesale prices and undermined the reliability of the electricity supply."
476:. The policies had the goal of liberalizing the economy and were notable for their very comprehensive coverage and innovations. Specific policies included: floating the exchange rate; establishing an independent reserve bank; performance contracts for senior civil servants;
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announced the policy of "Minimum
Effective Regulation" in 1986. This introduced now-familiar requirements for "regulatory impact statements", but compliance by governmental agencies took many years. The labor market under the Hawke/Keating governments operated under the
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particularly the Internet – have increased the size and variety of communications offerings. Wireless, traditional landline telephone, and cable companies increasingly invade each other's traditional markets and compete across a broad spectrum of activities. The
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These were the major deregulation acts in transportation that set the general conceptual and legislative framework, which replaced the regulatory systems put in place between the 1880s and the 1930s. The dominant common theme of these Acts was to lessen
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The proposal addressed both rail and truck transportation, but not air carriage. (92d Congress, Senate Bill 2842) The developers of this legislation in this Administration sought to cultivate support from commercial buyers of transportation services,
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led him to promote the deregulation of finance, agriculture, and transportation. A series of substantial enactments were needed to work out the process of encouraging competition in transportation. Interstate buses were addressed in 1982, in the
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is a parallel development alongside deregulation. Regulatory reform refers to organized and ongoing programs to review regulations with a view to minimizing, simplifying, and making them more cost effective. Such efforts, given impetus by the
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began deregulation of electricity supply in 2002, but pulled back temporarily due to voter and consumer backlash at the resulting price volatility. The government is still searching for a stable working regulatory framework.
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of 1999 repealed part of the Glass–Steagall Act of 1933, removing barriers in the market that prohibited any one institution from acting as any combination of an investment bank, a commercial bank, and an insurance company.
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Natural gas is deregulated in most of the country, with the exception of some Atlantic provinces and some pockets like Vancouver Island and Medicine Hat. Most of this deregulation happened in the mid-1980s.
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Scholars who theorize that deregulation is beneficial to society often cite what is known as the Iron Law of Regulation, which states that all regulation eventually leads to a net loss in social welfare.
820:, economists, and environmental organization leaders. This 'civil society' coalition became a template for coalitions influential in efforts to deregulate trucking and air transport later in the decade.
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and in the political establishment and influenced the ideology of political institutions to press for more and more deregulation. Among the most important of the regulatory changes was the
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Administration and was forwarded to Congress in late 1971. This proposal was initiated and developed by an interagency group that included the Council of Economic Advisors (represented by
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and Thomas Gale Moore), White House Office of Consumer Affairs (represented by Jack Pearce), Department of Justice, Department of Transportation, Department of Labor, and other agencies.
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homes and small businesses and is changing the pricing structure to Time of Use pricing. All small volume consumers were scheduled to shift to the new rate structure by the end of 2012.
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insiders. By contrast, between 2007 and 2010, the OCC and OTS combined made zero criminal referrals; Black concluded that elite financial fraud has effectively been decriminalized.
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natural gas suppliers operating in the US. Regulation characteristics of Natural Gas Choice programs vary between the laws of the currently adoptive 21 states (as of 2008).
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with Argentina, claiming that both were experiencing economic collapse due to excessive deregulation. Two months later, Herbert Inhaber claimed that Krugman
755:'s Administration. In supporting his competition-limiting regulatory initiatives President Roosevelt blamed the excesses of big business for causing an
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eliminated obstacles for wholesale electricity competition, but deregulation has yet to be introduced in all states. As of April 2014, 16 U.S. states (
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presidency, with the allied interests, secured passage of the first significant change in regulatory policy in a pro-competitive direction, in the
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Such deregulation of the financial sector in the United States fostered greater risktaking by finance sector firms through the creation of
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Evans, Lewis; Grimes, Arthur; Wilkinson, Bryce; Teece, David (1996). "Economic Reform in New Zealand 1984-95: The Pursuit of Efficiency".
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not allowed to offer a term contract, just a variable price based on the spot market. LDC prices are changed either monthly or quarterly.
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Since the deregulation of the postal sector, different postal operators can install mail collection boxes in New Zealand's streets.
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Armstrong, J. Scott; Green, Kesten C. (October 2013). "Effects of corporate social responsibility and irresponsibility policies".
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is frequently used in such reviews. In addition, there have been regulatory innovations, usually suggested by economists, such as
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Daly, Herman; Goodland, Robert (1994). "An ecological-economic assessment of deregulation of international commerce under GATT".
779:, and others. The new ideas were widely embraced by both liberals and conservatives. Two leading think tanks in Washington, the
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the industry of private people, and of directing it towards the employments most suitable to the interest of the society.
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in 2000, and the price of a license dropped overnight to €5,000. The number of taxis increased dramatically.
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Netto, João Cláudio; Barbiéri, Luiz Felipe (December 13, 2018).
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Regulation: From Economic Deregulation to Safety Regulation
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to consumers in some capacity. Additionally, seven states (
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price hikes and domestic price controls which affected the
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Zhuravskaya, Ekaterina; Yakovlev, Evgeny (14 March 2008),
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Peltzman, Sam; Levine, Michael E.; Noll, Roger G. (1989).
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Rose, Mark H.; Seely, Bruce E.; Barrett, Paul F. (2006).
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1612:. New York, New York: New York University Press.
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203:began deregulation of the labor market with the
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3550:Perspectives on capitalism by school of thought
2240:. Manchester University Press. pp. 39–48.
2962:Next New Deal: Blog of the Roosevelt Institute
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2293:Cutter, Susan L.; Renwick, William H. (2004).
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2121:"Deregulation 'ruined taxi drivers overnight'"
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2292:
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594:Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006
3094:Kahn, Alfred E., "Airline deregulation",
3057:Derthick, Martha; Quirk, Paul J. (1985),
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474:Fourth National Government of New Zealand
365:Learn how and when to remove this message
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2752:Thierer, Adam D. (13 April 1998),
2147:Hosford, Paul (October 16, 2016).
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2481:Rose, Seely & Barrett 2006
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2203:Journal of Economic Literature
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3116:Braking the Special Interests
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1574:. University of Texas Press.
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692:, the institution of shorter
424:European Common Aviation Area
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3061:The Politics of Deregulation
2987:Jayati Gosh (January 2013).
2827:Journal of Business Research
1719:10.1016/0921-8009(94)90017-5
1521:Ease of Doing Business Index
1146:Long-Term Capital Management
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3144:Financial History Review
3087:7 (1990): pp. 325+
2729:. PBS. October 20, 2009.
2671:, pp. 20, 133, 150.
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1150:industry self-regulation
1081:Multi-Channel Transition
850:Airline Deregulation Act
684:; the income tax used a
598:Regulatory Reform Orders
4085:Economics of regulation
4080:Economic liberalization
4005:Individualist anarchism
3218:Smithsonian Institution
3112:Robyn, Dorothy (1987),
3040:Oxford University Press
2806:(4). Melbourne: 44–45.
2760:The Heritage Foundation
2740:Johnson & Kwak 2010
2681:Johnson & Kwak 2010
2669:Johnson & Kwak 2010
2549:retrieved April 9, 2020
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1196:National Gas Policy Act
1142:savings and loan crisis
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863:(signed July 1, 1980).
576:From 1997 to 2010, the
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90:environmental pollution
3970:Collectivist anarchism
3885:Social venture capital
3855:Freedom of association
3323:Doing Business project
3300:Nachshon Draiman CEO,
2989:"Too much of the same"
1541:Public service company
1516:Deregulated capitalism
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1259:Telecommunications Act
818:consumer organizations
643:in a process known as
464:Economy of New Zealand
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4035:Post-scarcity economy
4010:Libertarian socialism
3995:Free-market socialism
3926:Market fundamentalism
3911:Capitalist propaganda
3505:Industrial Revolution
3420:Anarchy of production
3067:Brookings Institution
2956:(December 28, 2010).
2785:The Wealth of Nations
2647:Brookings Institution
1735:(December 11, 2001).
1608:Lotz, Amanda (2007).
1463:financial instability
1385:
1380:The Wealth of Nations
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840:Carter administration
789:Carter Administration
781:Brookings Institution
737:Franklin D. Roosevelt
635:History of regulation
602:Lord (Patrick) Jenkin
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117:Cost–benefit analysis
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3455:Economic development
2783:Smith, Adam (1801).
2079:on February 10, 2006
1851:. November 6, 2018.
1707:Ecological Economics
1531:Night-watchman state
1397:Against deregulation
1138:credit default swaps
1127:innovative financial
1103:financial risktaking
1027:District of Columbia
919:Shipping Act of 1984
800:Nixon administration
771:and the theories of
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3965:Anarcho-syndicalism
3960:Anarcho-primitivism
3845:Economic inequality
3460:Economic liberalism
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3278:Age of Deregulation
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2599:. Electricity Local
2542:December 27, 2010,
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2070:European Parliament
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824:Ford administration
682:Sixteenth Amendment
670:William Howard Taft
641:regulatory agencies
225:Dilma's impeachment
156:fixed exchange rate
4075:Administrative law
3985:Economic democracy
3806:Private foundation
3310:on January 6, 2011
3200:on 1 December 2008
3080:, in United States
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2499:Independent Review
2483:, pp. 154–56.
2471:, pp. 152–60.
2097:. December 1, 2017
1741:The New York Times
1737:"Laissez Not Fair"
1456:access to services
1442:competing services
1437:(e.g. from fraud);
1115:Glass–Steagall Act
951:Natural Gas Choice
810:Hendrik Houthakker
749:Glass–Steagall Act
710:social safety nets
666:Theodore Roosevelt
645:regulatory capture
624:London Underground
559:Transport Act 1985
555:local bus services
543:Transport Act 1980
517:government led by
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3955:Anarcho-communism
3826:Spontaneous order
3821:Social alienation
3778:Economic mobility
3465:Economic planning
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3076:978-0-8157-1817-8
3049:978-0-19-512886-4
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2833:(10): 1922–1927.
2683:, pp. 88–90.
2656:978-0-8157-1617-4
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1593:. PublicAffairs.
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1564:Black, William K.
1546:Regulatory reform
1536:Political economy
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