Regulatory policy in Latin America :  post-privatization realities 

 - Miami :  North-South Center Press,  2000 
 - 301 p. 
<br/><br/> Introduction: Latin America regulatory in the post-privatization era - Luigi Manzetti  Part I: Themes and issues in regulatory policy after privatization  Reflections on efficiency and government regulation - Arnold C. Harberger  Law and post-privatization regulatory reform: perspectives from the U.S. experience - Peter H. Schuk  Transaction costs, politics, regulatory institutions, and regulatory outcomes - Antonio Estache and David Martimort  The political economy of regulatory policy - Luigi Manzetti  Structuring prudential bank regulation to promote efficiency and safety - George G. Kaufman  Part II: Public utility and financial maerkets regulation  Reforming urban water systems: a tale of four cities - Mary M. Shirley  Reforming the electricity sectors in the southern cone: the chilean and argentine experiments - Antonio Estache and Martin Rodriguez Pardina  Regulating the telecommunications sector: the experience of Latin American - Bjorn Wellenius  Banking structures, market forces, and economic freedom: lessons from Argentina and Mexico - William C. Grubem  Regulatory policy in an unstable legal environment: the case of Argentina - Roberto Pablo Saba 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Regulacao<br/>Processo de Regulacao<br/>Reforma do Estado<br/>Privatizacao<br/>Legislacao<br/>Politica Energetica<br/>Politica de Aguas<br/>Servicos Publicos<br/>Instituicao Administrativa<br/>Qualidade<br/>Desregulacao<br/>Telecomunicacoes
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>America Latina<br/>Argentina<br/>Chile<br/>Estados Unidos