Alongside state regulation of enterprises (so-called public regulation), enterprises are seen to regulate one another ("private regulation") and even to regulate themselves through internal management arrangements ("self-regulation") [ 8].
And it has resisted calls for public regulation and oversight.
The cause was too much public spending – not too little public regulation.
The crisis stems, above all, from lax and incompetent public regulation of private economic power.
Because grain storage facilities were devoted to public use, their rates were subject to public regulation.
Public regulation of marriage is critical for protecting vulnerable citizens in such situations.
Throughout the West, public regulation of land use has increased dramatically in the 20th century.
Public regulation must be carefully written and not used to advance other agendas like opposition to reproductive rights.
But he is certainly discriminating against the public sector and against forms of public regulation he dislikes.
Munn v. Illinois, one of the Granger cases (see Granger movement), was a watershed in the struggle for public regulation of private enterprise.
Given a technical monopoly, he writes, the only options are private monopoly, public monopoly, or public regulation, all of which are (he feels) bad.
