Hugh F. Owens, Byron D. Woodside, William L. Cary, Manuel F. Cohen and Jack M. Whitney III
(Courtesy of Mark K. Kessler )Listed below are materials that have been added to the virtual museum this month.
1971 "Can Regulatory Agencies Protect the Consumer?" (wmv | 67 minutes) with Manuel F. Cohen, former SEC Chairman; and Dr. George J. Stigler, University of Chicago, Chicago School of Economics; moderated by Peter Lisagor; part of the Washington Debates for the 70's, produced by the American Enterprise Institute (with permission of the American Enterprise Institute and courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration)
Mr. Cohen and Dr. Stigler debate the Federal government's role in the free enterprise system, the power of regulatory agencies, and the effect of regulatory agencies on consumers. Questions are presented by Louis Dombrowski, Chicago Tribune; Chester Earle, American University; Roger Cramton, Administrative Conference of the United States; Walter Wingo, U.S. News and World Report; and Joost Polak, Newhouse Newspapers.
Hugh F. Owens, Byron D. Woodside, William L. Cary, Manuel F. Cohen and Jack M. Whitney III
(Courtesy of Mark K. Kessler )
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