FTC Staff Comment Before the Postal Rate Commission In the Matter of Express Mail Rulemaking
Date
Matter Number
V880044
Docket Number
RM88-2
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1 de Oct de 1988
FTC Staff Comment Before the Postal Rate Commission In the Matter of Express Mail Rulemaking
Date
Matter Number
V880044
Docket Number
RM88-2
30 de Sep de 1988
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1 de Jul de 1988
FTC Staff Comment Before the Department of Housing and Urban Development Concerning Proposals to Relax Section 8 With Regard to Home Mortgages
Date
Matter Number
V880047
Docket Number
R-88-1256
1 de Jun de 1988
Report
Vertical Integration as Strategic Behavior in a Spatial Setting: Reducing Rival's Revenues
Date
This paper provides a formal treatment of how vertical integration may deter entry "by reducing rivals' revenues". We examine a spatial market with the locations of firms fixed due to location...
FTC Staff Comment Before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Concerning Brokering of Interstate Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity
Date
Matter Number
V880041
Docket Number
RM88-13-000
18 de mayo de 1988
Case Timeline Item
Roscoe Moss Corporation and Roscoe Moss, Jr., U.S. (timeline item) - May 18, 1988
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Final Judgment
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Stipulation
(67.12 KB)
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Motion for Entry of Judgment
(1000.58 KB)
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News Release
(33.36 KB)
9 de mayo de 1988
Advisory opinion concluding that proposed acquisition by Coca-Cola would require prior Commission approval under the Commission's order of August 3, 1983
Date
Proposed acquisition by Coca-Cola would require prior Commission approval under the Commission's order of August 3, 1983, Decisions Volume 111
1 de mayo de 1988
Report
The Costs of Railroad Regulation: A Further Analysis
Date
The Staggers Act of 1980 largely ended almost a century of government regulation of railroads. This paper presents evidence that deregulation has had a positive impact on the economy. Specifically...
File
Report
Regulation of Advertising: Capital Market Effects
Date
Report finds that firms who lose litigated FTC advertising cases can suffer a 5 percent loss in market value. The report also examined NAD, NARB, and Lanham Act cases.
File
Copy of Report
(4.31 MB)
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