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13 Mar 2003
6th in the series of IEA Discussion Papers
23 Jan 2003
3rd in the series of IEA Discussion Papers
17 Jan 2003
Main articles on Competition Policy, guest edited by George Yarrow
17 Oct 2002
1st in the series of IEA Discussion Papers
1 May 2002
The 2002 edition of the IEA's series in conjunction with the London Business School about the state of UK utility regulation
20 Mar 2002
A Critique of Price Restraints in Electricity Supply and Mobile Telephones
1 Jun 2001
Main articles on Regulation and the Small Firm, guest edited by Graham Bannock
10 Mar 2001
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1 Mar 2001
Main articles on Assurance and Trust, edited by Colin Robinson
1 Jan 2001
This paper examines the state of the regulated water and sewerage industry in England and Wales (hereafter the 'water industry') and, in particular, the respective roles of competition and regulation
1 Jan 2001
Britain's Broadband market has some serious problems. This article is a response to this situation, and has three purposes
5 Dec 2000
A lecture given on 5th December 2000 as part of the 'The Beesley Lectures: Lectures On Regulation Series X 2000' organised by Professor David Currie of the London Business School and Professor Colin Robinson of the IEA. This is reproduced with the kind permission of Professor Seabright
7 Nov 2000
This is the draft of a lecture given on Tuesday 7th November as part of the 'The Beesley Lectures: Lectures On Regulation Series X 2000' organised by Professor David Currie of the London Business School and Professor Colin Robinson of the IEA. This is reproduced with the kind permission of Dr Selzer
31 Oct 2000
Below is the draft of a lecture given on 17th October 2000 as part of the 'The Beesley Lectures: Lectures On Regulation Series X 2000' organised by Professor David Currie of the London Business School and Professor Colin Robinson of the IEA
24 Oct 2000
Below is the draft of a lecture given on Tuesday 24th October 2000 as part of the 'The Beesley Lectures: Lectures On Regulation Series X 2000' organised by Professor David Currie of the London Business School and Professor Colin Robinson of the IEA. This is reproduced with the kind permission of Professor Robinson
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