Recurrent and widespread dissatisfaction with the management of natural resources is extensively shared among environmentalists, recreationists, ranchers, oil and gas developers, loggers, and miners alike. All recognize that natural resources are administered in an inefficient and/or inequitable manner.

Natural Resources: Bureaucratic Myths and Environmental Management

Stroup, Richard L.

Baden, John A.

Pacific Research Inst for Public

Resolving the Housing Crisis: Government Policy, Decontrol and the Public Interest

Johnson, M. Bruce

Locking Up the Range

Politics & Social Sciences

Libecap, Gary D.

Politics & Government

Forestlands Public and Private

Robert T. Deacon

Firearms and Violence: Issues of Public Policy

Firearms and Violence: Issues of Public Policy (Pacific Studies in Public Policy)

Kates, Don B.

Social Sciences

Rights and Regulations: Ethical, Political, and Economic Issues

Machan, Tibor R.

Johnson, Bruce M.

<p>A careful and thorough study of the structure, evolution, and recurrent crises of petroleum markets through a discussion of the chaos in the market between 1973-1979 which grew to a crescendo with the creation of the Department of Energy and sets the stage for future energy catastrophes.</p>

Politics, Prices and Petroleum: The Political Economy of Energy (Pacific Studies in Public Policy)

Business & Money

Glasner, David

Economics

Politics Prices and Petroleum: The Political Economy of Energy (Pacific Studies in Public Policy)

Zycher, Benjamin

MacAvoy, Paul W.

<p>Despite the best intentions, policies to manipulate money supply and interest rates to achieve steady real economic growth, low unemployment and low inflation have caused the US economy to suffer repeated bouts of inflation and recession. This collection explores the record of the Federal Reserve from 1913 to today and proposes bold new directions for reform, including free-market banking, gold and other commodity-reserve currencies, and constitutional limits on fiscal and monetary policy.</p>

Money in Crisis: The Federal Reserve, the Economy, and Monetary Reform

Siegel, Barry N.

Urban Transit: The Private Challenge to Public Transportation

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