Faculty : Edward E. Zajac

	Professor Emeritus Regulation, Industrial Organization and Economic Justice
	Email:	ezajac@eller.arizona.edu
	Office:	McClelland Hall, Room 432
		Curriculum Vitae

Current Research

Positive theory of economic fairness, telecommunications economics.

Recent Publications

• “What Fairness-and-Denial Research Could Have Told the Florida Supreme Court (and Can Tell the Rest of Us),” The Independent Review, Winter 2002.
• “Toward a Theory of the Global Liberalization of Telecommunications: Implications for Convergence Regulation,” (with Gene Mesher) in Convergence in Communications and Beyond, edited by E. Bohlin, K. Brodin, A. Lundgren, and B. Thorngren, North-Holland, 2000.
• “The Telecommunications Act of 1996: A Policy Analysis Test Bed,” in Telecommunications Transformation: Technology, Strategy, and Policy, edited by E. Bohlin and S. L. Levin, IOS Press, 1998.

Other Selected Publications

• Political Economy of Fairness, MIT Press, 1995
• Fairness or Efficiency: An Introduction to Public Utility Pricing, Ballinger, 1978, Japanese translation published by Keio Tushin Ltd., 1987
• “A Geometric Treatment of Averch-Johnson's Behavior of the Firm Model,” American Economic Review, March 1970. Japanese translation in Kosoku Doro to Jidosho.