Networks, Platforms, and Utilities: Law and Policy
The book tackles regulation of enterprises in the transportation, communications, energy, money and finance, and tech sectors.
Why it Matters
The Project on Public Options and Governance advances research and policy solutions that expand access, enhance competition, and increase opportunity to critical goods and services for American consumers, families, and communities by promoting state capacity building and good governance practices. Topics of interest include federal procurement practices and public options—publicly-provided goods and services that coexist with the private marketplace. While many people associate the idea with health care, public options have been common throughout American history—public schools coexist with private schools, public golf courses with private ones, the Postal Service with FedEx and UPS. Public options expand choices for consumers, increase competition in the marketplace, and ensure access to important services at a reasonable price
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The Project on Public Options and Governance advances research and policy solutions that expand access, enhance competition, and increase opportunity to critical goods and services for American consumers, families, and communities by promoting state capacity building and good governance practices. Topics of interest include federal procurement practices and public options—publicly-provided goods and services that coexist with the private marketplace. While many people associate the idea with health care, public options have been common throughout American history—public schools coexist with private schools, public golf courses with private ones, the Postal Service with FedEx and UPS. Public options expand choices for consumers, increase competition in the marketplace, and ensure access to important services at a reasonable price
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