BISHOP, Matthew <br/><br/>
The regulatory challenge 

 - New york :  Oxford University,  1995 
 - 455 p. 
<br/><br/> 1 - Express coaching: privatization, incumbent advantage and the competitive process - David Thompson and Ann Whitfield  2 - Conflicting regulator objetives: the supply of gas to UK industry - Evan Davis and Stephanie Flanders  3 - Reforming the NHS - Alan Maynard  4 - Regulatory reform in higher education in the UK: incentives for efficiency and product quality - Martin Cave, Ruth Dodsworth and David Thompson  5 - The impact of competition on pricing and quality of legal services - Simon Domberger and Avrom Sherr  6 - The regulation of financial services: lessons from UK for 1992 - Colin Mayer  7 - The regulation of british broadcasting - Martin Cave and Peter Williamson  8 - Information asymmetries and product-quality regulation - Norman Ireland  9 - Regulation and standards policy: setting standards by committees and markets - Peter Grindley  10 - Regulation in the european community and its impact on the UK - Francis McGowan and Paul Seabright  11 - Modified regulation of telecommunications and the public interest standard - William Baumol  12 - Competition and regulation in telecommunications - Mark Armstrong and John Vickers  13 - The development of telecommunications policy in the UK, 1981-1991 - Michael Beesley and Bruce Laidlaw  14 - The regulation of product quality in the public utilities - Laura Rovizzi and David Thompson  15 - RPI-X price-cap regulation - Ray Rees and John Vickers  16 - The cost of capital in regulated industries - Paul Grout  17 - Law and regulation: current issues and future directions - John McEldowney  18 - Problems of yardstick regulation in electricity distribution - Thomas Weyman-Jones 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Técnica Administrativa<br/>Regulação<br/>Qualidade<br/>Serviço Público<br/>Telecomunicações<br/>Privatização<br/>Competitividade<br/>Ensino Superior