Business and Government Relations

By emphasizing discussion of real-world examples, the case method is an ideal solution for training public leaders. The cases in our “Government” categories focus in particular on the workings and interactions of government agencies and entities at the local, national, and international level.

  • Teaching Case - Mr. Nam's Dilemma

    Mr. Nam's Dilemma

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    Publication Date: September 30, 2005

    In 2000, Vietnam passed the Enterprise Law to spur private sector development and facilitate its transition from a centrally-planned to a market economy. The Enterprise Law changed the paradigm for private business in Vietnam by making business...

  • Teaching Case - Cochin International Airport: Gateway to God's Own Country

    Cochin International Airport: Gateway to God's Own Country

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    Publication Date: March 01, 2002

    Cochin International Airport opened in 1999 to widespread acclaim as the first and only airport to be constructed and operated by a private company in India. By 2001 the airport was generating enough revenue to cover its operating costs, but not...

  • Teaching Case - SAGASCO Holdings Limited

    SAGASCO Holdings Limited

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    Publication Date: August 01, 1998

    In the summer of 1993, Australia's Trade Practices Commission was considering whether or not to permanently enjoin Santos Limited from acquiring SAGASCO Holdings Limited. This merger was potentially of enormous significance, since Santos was the...

  • Teaching Case - Privatization of Telecommunications in Peru (Sequel)

    Privatization of Telecommunications in Peru (Sequel)

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    Publication Date: January 01, 1998

    When the administration of Peru president Alberto Fujimori embarks on an ambitious privatization program, it turns inevitably to the nation's creaking telephone system. With but 2.5 phone lines per 100 persons, Peru, in the mid-1990s, had the...

  • Teaching Case - Privatization of Telecommunications in Peru

    Privatization of Telecommunications in Peru

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    Publication Date: January 01, 1998

    When the administration of Peru president Alberto Fujimori embarks on an ambitious privatization program, it turns inevitably to the nation's creaking telephone system. With but 2.5 phone lines per 100 persons, Peru, in the mid-1990s, had the...

  • Classic Case - The Urban League and the Youth Subminimum Wage

    The Urban League and the Youth Subminimum Wage

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    Publication Date: January 01, 1986

    In the spring of 1984, despite the economy's spectacular recovery from a severe recession, teenage unemployment remained a major problem: 19.4 percent of all teenagers and 44.8 percent of black youth, were jobless. At the urging of the Reagan...

  • Classic Case - Cable Wars (Sequel)

    Cable Wars (Sequel)

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    Publication Date: January 01, 1986

    Set just before congressional deregulation of cable television in 1984, this economics and policy case offers students a chance to grapple with the question of whether local regulation of cable television is appropriate. It begins with a brief...

  • Classic Case - Cable Wars

    Cable Wars

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    Publication Date: January 01, 1986

    Set just before congressional deregulation of cable television in 1984, this economics and policy case offers students a chance to grapple with the question of whether local regulation of cable television is appropriate. It begins with a brief...

  • Teaching Case - Automobile Insurance

    Automobile Insurance

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    Publication Date: January 01, 1982

    This case includes both conceptual materials on insurance and a description and assessment of a landmark regulatory decision that set auto insurance rates in Massachusetts. A series of essays describes the operation of markets under risk and...

  • Classic Case - A Failing Agency: The Federal Trade Commission

    A Failing Agency: The Federal Trade Commission

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    Publication Date: January 1, 1976

    In January 1969, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was jolted by the publication of a report by Ralph Nader that branded the agency and its staff as inadequate and incompetent, and its action to curb unfair competition and deceptive practices...