...are willing to fly for, something is seriously wrong. The fact of the matter is that most reguated industries have become federal protectorates, living...specters of competition, efficiency and innovation. There are those who hold the businessman to be so unprincipled and greedy that they regard any governmental...

...Through the regulations of the ICC truckers often combine to set their own rates. The fact of the matter is that most regulated industries have become federal...world of cost-plus safely protected from the ugly spectres of efficiency, competition and innovation. This I think is the view of the general public...

...head. I would like to quote Lewis A. Engman from the Federal Trade Commission: "The fact of the matter is that most regulated industries have become Federal...specters of competition, efficiency, and innovation." As I read Mr. Ford's representation plan, the consumer advocate would be dropped into the "cozy world"...

...for more liberal rules. 5. As Engman aptly warns, we simply cannot afford to let regulated industries "become federal protectorates, living in the cozy...specters of competition, efficiency and innovation." Engman, supra note 4, at 14. See also Baker, The Great Regulatory Game: All Shall Have Prizes, Apr....

...regulate. Chairman Louis Engman of the Federal Trade Commission has noted, ''tin? fact of the matter is that most regulated industries have become Federal protectorates, living in the cozy world of cost plus, safely protected from the ugly specters of competition, inefficiency, and innovation." Congress...

...costly inefficiency. The gargantuan insurance business has become a state "protectorate, living in a cozy world of cost-plus, safely protected from the...specters of competition, efficiency and innovation." Of course, there are exceptions among the thousands of companies and hundreds of thousands of agents,...

...costly inefficiency. The gargantuan insurance business has become a state "protectorate, living in a cozy world of cost-plus, safely protected from the...specters of competition, efficiency and innovation." Of course, there are exceptions among the thousands of companies and hundreds of thousands of agents,...

...serving during the Nixon Administration), had transmuted the industries under their jurisdiction into "federal protectorates, living in the cozy world of cost-plus, safely protected from the ugly spectres of competition, efficiency, and innovation."16 In short, under the aegis of the "independent"...

...industries became legalized, government- protected carte Is- -what former FTC chairmen Lewis Engman called "federal protectorates, living in the cozy world of cost-plus, safely protected from the ugly spectres of competition, efficiency, and innovation. " Industry, labor, and government regulators all...

...transformed into what former FTC chairman Lewis Engman called a "federal protectorate, living in a cozy world of cost-plus, safely protected from the ugly specters of competition, efficiency, and innovation."141 For an inherently competitive industry, CAB regulation and suppression of competition...