Joseph P. Kalt
Books
- Incentive regulation for natural gas pipelines
- Oversight of regulated utilities' fuel supply contracts
- Public policy analysis of Indian gaming in Massachusetts
- The state of the Native nations
- The federal regulatory commission's proposed policy statement on gas inventory charges (PL-89-1-1000)
- The ideological behavior of legislators
- "Nodin kaja nodik megasee" (hear like an eagle) hearing health for White Earth Reservation
- Where does economic development really come from?
- Culture as explanation in racial and ethnic inequality
- Reloading the dice
- The redesign of rate structures and capacity auctioning in the natural gas pipeline industry
- The costs and benefits of federal regulation of coal strip mining
- Problems of minority fuel oil dealers
- Successful economic development and heterogeneity of government form on American Indian reservations
- The role of governmental incentives in energy production
- Pathways from poverty
- The politics and economics of senate voting on coal strip mining policy
- Natural gas decontrol
- The impact of domestic environmental regulatory policies on U.S. international competitiveness
- The economics and politics of oil price regulations
- The impact of domestic regulatory policies on international competitiveness
- Statement of Prof. Joseph P. Kalt before the United States Committee on Indian Affairs
- Natural gas decontrol, oil tariffs, and price controls
- Re-establishing the regulatory bargain in the electric utility industry
- Universities and Indian Country
- What can tribes do?
- Myths and Realities of Tribal Sovereignty
- Sovereignty and nation-building
- Cultural evolution and constitutional public choice
- Further evidence on the economics of U.S. environmental politics
- Public choice, culture and American Indian economic development
- Can a consuming region win under gas decontrol?
- The creation, growth, and entrenchment of special interests in oil price policy
- The political economy of protectionism
- Drawing the line on natural gas regulation
- Successful economic development and heterogeneity of governmental form on American Indian reservations
- Where's the glue?
- The redefinition of property rights in American indian reservations
- The role of governmental incentives in energy production
- New horizons in natural gas deregulation
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