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Jagodzinski Controversy Overshadowed Plight of Recruits
A few weeks ago, the standoff between Boston College Athletic Director Gene DeFilippo and his handpicked Head Coach, Jeff Jagodzinski was the hot topic in collegiate sports law. DeFilippo and BC were… more →
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When Is Deception an Antitrust Offense? The FTC’s Unorthodox Case Against Google
wrote 2 weeks ago: Last week, the FTC hired outside litigator Beth Wilkinson to lead an investigation into Google’s con … more →
The Economics of Drip Pricing at the FTC
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The FTC is having a conference in the economics of drip pricing: Drip pricing is a pricing technique … more →
The Buffett Rule is a Mirage
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wrote 1 month ago: The Buffett Rule is clearly a mirage. The President introduced his new strategy in his State of the … more →
TOTM in the Law Blog Rankings
wrote 1 month ago: Paul Caron’s new blog rankings are out. TOTM comes in at #22 in page views and #20 in visitor … more →
Joking about politics
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wrote 1 month ago: On November 3rd, the president of the United States spoke at the Hotel Lowry in St. Paul, Minnesota, … more →
Romney's Money
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wrote 2 months ago: Mitt Romney made a lot of money at Bain Capital. The press seems to view this as a negative; even t … more →
Some Links
wrote 2 months ago: Are Rich People More (Or Less) Ethical? The Tacocopter (HT: MR) McCarran-Ferguson Repeal Update Etc … more →
More Bailout Fallout: Non-buyer's Remorse
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wrote 2 months ago: An interesting story in the WSJ Online today about American International Group (AIG)’s use of … more →
Google Isn't 'Leveraging Its Dominance,' It's Fighting To Avoid Obsolescence
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wrote 2 months ago: Six months may not seem a great deal of time in the general business world, but in the Internet spac … more →
A Tale of Two Subsidies
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wrote 2 months ago: Last week’s business news highlighted two tremendous subsidy programs. In one case, the company rece … more →
What Economists Do
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wrote 3 months ago: Courtesy of Greg Mankiw. … more →
Further Empirical Evidence on Forum Shopping in Philadelphia Civil Courts
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wrote 3 months ago: Late last year, with support from the International Center for Law and Economics, I published a pape … more →
The Federal Reserve Weighs in on Housing Policy
wrote 3 months ago: Last month, the Federal Reserve released a study, titled “The U.S. Housing Market: Current Condition … more →
New Study Links Wireless Adoption to Jobs: It’s All About the Spectrum (and Siri)
wrote 3 months ago: Economists recognize that the source of sustainable, private-sector jobs is investment. Due to measu … more →
SOPA, Incentives and Efficiency
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wrote 4 months ago: The fight over SOPA is about the ownership of intellectual property. Rights to intellectual propert … more →
Divining a Regulator’s Intent
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wrote 4 months ago: Regulated firms and their Washington lawyers study agency reports and public statements carefully to … more →
Can Profit-Maximizing Enterprises Systematically Leave Money on the Table? The Curious Case of the BCS
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wrote 4 months ago: For years the public has been clamoring for a playoff system to crown a champion in college football … more →
The Administration’s Rigorous Defense of the Affordable Care Act
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wrote 4 months ago: In yesterday’s Washington Post, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius makes an impas … more →
Usha Rodrigues on Larry Ribstein
wrote 4 months ago: Usha Rodrigues has a characteristically delightful and poignant remembrance of Larry up over at Cong … more →
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