Nonresident Senior Fellow

Robert W. Crandall

Nonresident Senior Fellow, Economic Studies

Robert Crandall focuses on telecommunications regulatory policy, particularly regarding wireless and broadband competition and the effects of antitrust policy on the U.S. telecommunications sector.

Expertise

Antitrust policy; auto industry; environmental policy; industrial organization; regulation and deregulation; steel industry; telecommunications

Research and Commentary

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First Thing We Do, Let's Deregulate All the LawyersAugust 01, 2011

Time to Deregulate the Practice of Law August 21, 2011The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. May Need More Lawyers!July 29, 2011The Huffington Post

Broadband Creates JobsFebruary 23, 2010The Hill

What About Microeconomics?October 05, 2009Forbes

Detroit Needs a Selloff, Not a Bailout November 27, 2008The Wall Street Journal

Airlines are Safer than EverApril 19, 2008The Wall Street Journal

Extending DeregulationApril 16, 2008

Technical DifficultiesNovember 08, 2007The Wall Street Journal

Don't Drink the CAFE Kool-AidSeptember 06, 2007The Wall Street Journal

Telecom Time WarpJuly 11, 2007The Wall Street Journal

The Effects of Broadband Deployment on Output and Employment: A Cross-sectional Analysis of U.S. DataJune 2007Issues in Economic Policy

Extending Deregulation: Make the U.S. Economy More EfficientFebruary 28, 2007Opportunity 08

Unfriendly SkiesDecember 18, 2006The Wall Street Journal

Regulating Emissions of Greenhouse Gases Under Section 202(a) of the Clean Air ActOctober 2006AEI-Brookings Joint Center Policy Brief

The AT&T/BellSouth Merger: The Breakdown of 'Breakup'March 09, 2006The Wall Street Journal

Bringing Real Estate Brokerage into the 21st CenturyOctober 2005AEI-Brookings Joint Center

Auto Industry on the LineMay 23, 2005The Detroit Free Press

Auto Industry on the Line as it Juggles Efficiency, ProfitsMay 23, 2005Detroit Free Press

Competition and Chaos: U.S. Telecommunications since the 1996 Telecom ActApril 15, 2005

The End of the Road for Long-Distance Companies...and Most Telecom RegulationMarch 2005AEI-Brookings Joint Center

The Proper Direction for Telecommunications Reform LegislationDecember 14, 2004AEI-Brookings Joint-Center

Internet Telephones: Hanging up on Regulation?Third Quarter 2004Milken Institute Review

Charles Ferguson and the "Broadband Problem"May 2004AEI-Brookings Joint Center

Bandwidth for the PeopleMay 2004AEI-Brookings Joint Center

Does Antitrust Policy Improve Consumer Welfare? Assessing the EvidenceApril 2004AEI-Brookings Joint Center

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communications@brookings.edu

202.797.6105
Brookings Office of Communications

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