Table of Contents
Foreword
Introduction: The New World Gas Regulation by Jerry Ellig and Joseph P. Kalt
The Historical Perspective
The Distortions and Dynamics of Gas Regulation by Robert L. Bradley, Jr.
Deregulation or Regulatory Change? by Michael A. Crew
The Open Access Debate
The Uneasy Case of Mandatory Contract Carriage in the Natural Gas Industry by David J. Teece
In Defense of Open Access by Ronald N. Lafferty and Richard P. O'Neill
Dynamic Efficiency and Regulatory Reform
Intrastate Pipeline Regulation: Lessons from the Texas Experience by Jerry Ellig
Texas Pipelines and Federal Regulation by J. Rodney Lemon
New Transactions in the Gas Market
The Expanding Domain of the Nonjurisdictional Gas Industry by Catherine G. Abbott
Reducing Risk, Shifting Risk, and Concealing Risk: Why Are There Long-Term Gas Contracts? by Robert J. Michaels
Incentive Regulation
Incentive Regulation for Natural Gas Pipelines: A Positive Step in Rate Design by Adam B. Jaffe and Joseph P. Kalt
The Future of Incentive Ratemaking by Kenneth W. Costello
When is Competition Workable?
The Scope of Deregulation for Natural Gas Pipelines and the 'Workable Competition' Standard by Dan Alger
Market Structure, Measurements, and Deregulation by Wayne T. Brough
Private Contracting and Regulation
A Brave New World: Private Contracting as a Regulatory Alternative by Arthur De Vany
Regulatory Reform, the Regulatory Compact, Contracting, and All That by Richard A. Bilas
Bibliography
Index