Abstract
Until recently, the effects of the policy of deregulation in the Netherlands seem to be minimal. The paper seeks to explain the ineffectiveness from a Law and Economics perspective. Three strands of regulation theory: the public interest theory, the Chicago theory and the public choice theory, have been used to determine the possible causes of regulation and deregulation. Of these three theories, the public choice theory seems to have the greatest explanatory power of regulation and deregulation in the Netherlands.
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