The Appropriate Level of Regulation in Europe: Local, National or Community-Wide?: A Roundtable Discussion

This article presents a roundtable discussion on the appropriate level of regulation in Europe. Manfred Neumann presented a theoretical rationale that leans towards the individualistic approach of government competition. Michael Emerson discussed the flexibility offered by the Treaties. Colin Myer describes the characteristics of the industry relevant to the design of its regulation. Lastly, Stephen Breyer shared his comments from a U.S. perspective.

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Year of publication:	1989-10
Authors:	Neumann, Manfred ; Emerson, Michael ; Mayer, Colin ; Breyer, Stephen

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Type of publication:	Article
Language:	English
Notes:	Neumann, Manfred, Emerson, Michael, Mayer, Colin and Breyer, Stephen (1989) The Appropriate Level of Regulation in Europe: Local, National or Community-Wide?: A Roundtable Discussion. Economic Policy, 4 (2). pp. 467-481.
Other identifiers:	10.2307/1344476 [DOI]
Source:	BASE

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