Paul Rubin, Author at International Center for Law & Economics
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Paul Rubin

Emeritus Professor
Emory University

Professor Rubin’s main area of research is Law and Economics. He has written on many aspects of this subject. Recent papers have examined the effects of tort reform on death rates (tort reform leads to fewer accidental deaths) and the deterrent effect of capital punishment (it is a significant deterrent). He has also completed a survey article on the economics of the Bill of Rights. (These papers have been coauthored with colleagues at Emory.) A few years ago he completed a book on the evolution of economic and political behavior. He also write on policy issues, and has had several op-eds in the Wall Street Journal and other newspapers. Two favored topics are the regulation of pharmaceuticals and the economics of privacy and information.

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April 1, 2022

ICLE Brief for 9th Circuit in Epic Games v Apple

March 28, 2022

ICLE Brief for D.C. Circuit in State of New York v Facebook

August 21, 2019

The Capitalist Paradox: How Cooperation Enables Free Market Competition

August 8, 2012

From July 30 WSJ

August 4, 2012

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