Howell E. Jackson

Books by Howell E. Jackson

Total count: 26

• Address before the Alumni Society and graduating classes of Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tennessee, delivered June 7, 1876

  The Whig and Tribune Office1676-01-01
• Problem on lending limitsFinancial institutions regulation

  Howell E. Jackson1993-01-01
• Reflections on Kaye, Scholerenlisting lawyers to improve the regulation of financial institutions

  University of Southern California1993-01-01
• Problem on lending limits: Part twoFinancial institutions regulation

  Howell E. Jackson1993-01-01
• The selective incorporation of foreign legal systems to promote Nepal as an international financial services center

  Harvard Law School1998-01-01
• Regulation in a multi-sectored financial services industryan exploratory essay

  Harvard Law School1999-01-01
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  Regulation of financial institutionsby Howell E. Jackson and Edward L. Symons, Jr.

  West Group1999-01-01
• Regulatory competition in international securities marketsevidence from Europe in 1999, part I / by Howell E. Jackson and Eric J. Pan

  The Business Lawyer2001-01-01
• Accounting for social security and its reform

  Harvard Law School2003-01-01
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  Accounting and Finance

  Foundation Press2004-11-01
• Accounting for social security benefits

  Harvard Law School2005-01-01
• Variation in the intensity of financial regulationpreliminary evidence and potential implications

  Harvard Law School2005-01-01
• An American perspective on the U.K. Financial Services Authoritypolitics, goals & regulatory intensity

  Harvard Law School, John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business2005-01-01
• Foreign trading screens in the United States

  Harvard Law School, John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business2006-01-01
• Optimal control of externalities in the presence of income taxatio

  Harvard Law School2006-01-01
• Foreign trading screens in the united state

  Harvard Law School2006-01-01
• Optimal income transfer

  Harvard Law School2006-01-01
• Can states tax national banks to educate consumers about predatory lending practices?

  Harvard Law School2007-01-01
• Markets as regulatorsa survey

  Harvard Law School2007-01-01
• Counting the waysthe structure of federal spending

  Harvard Law School2007-01-01
and 6 more