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Revolutionizing curricula, research, teaching, and the student experience. A commitment to academic excellence and professional success is the foundation of each of our programs. Center for Research in Regulated Industries Toggle submenu Center for Research in Regulated Industries Toggle submenu Promoting research, scholarship and education in regulatory economics. ABOUT THE CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN REGULATED INDUSTRIES (CRRI) The Center was founded in 1977 at Rutgers University. It aims to further the study of regulation by researchers in economics and The objective of the center is to promote research, scholarship and education in regulatory economics that have implications for public policy. Research and scholarship is promoted through conferences, seminars, workshops, courses, publications and research projects. The center has been funded by registration fees, publication fees, sponsorship and research grants. promoted by the center. Examples of the types of topics within the scope of the center are: regulatory governance mechanisms, pricing structures, etc. The center has been responsible for the publication of numerous books and the Journal of Regulatory Economics, and has organized over 250 workshops, seminars, and conferences in the North America, Europe, and Asia. Business School - Newark and New Brunswick, Rutgers University Menahem Spiegel, As*ociate Director - CRRI, and Professor of Economics, Rutgers Business School - Newark and New Brunswick, Rutgers (UMBC) and Senior Fellow with Resources for the Future (RFF) The Center's Journal of Regulatory Economics is an international scholarly bi-monthly publication intended to provide a forum for the highest quality research in regulatory economics. It is published six times a year by Springer Science + Business Media, Inc. (formerly Kluwer Academic Publishers). It serves as a high quality forum for the an*lysis of regulatory theories and institutions by developing the rigorous economic foundations of regulation. Both theoretical and applied work, including experimental research, are encouraged.