Even the most impassioned proponents of export control deregulation have conceded that Cox Report is a balanced, thorough assessment of a public policy issue that has received too little attention over the years. Yet the report turns up a syndrome that ails every effort to evaluate export control policy: There's no proving that export restrictions work in the first place
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