The End of Average: Deploying Agent-Based Modeling to Antitrust
Antitrust law and policy rely on a hypothetical average consumer. But no one is average. With this basic observation in mind, we show how . . .
The End of Average: Deploying Agent-Based Modeling to Antitrust
Bitcoin: What Does Mainstream Economics Have to Say?
As it relates to Bitcoin, there are several interesting questions to address: (1) Why does money exist and what role does it play in . . .
The Attenuation of Legal Change
This chapter, forthcoming in the Research Handbook on Law and Time – F. Fagan and S. Levmore editors, Edward Elgar 2024 – contributes to . . .
How Epic v. Apple Operationalizes Ohio v. Amex
The Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Ohio v. American Express (“Amex”) remains central to the enforcement of antitrust laws involving digital markets. Specifically, the . . .
Getting Merger Guidelines Right
This paper is on the new Merger Guidelines. It makes several arguments. First, that the Guidelines should be understood as existing in a political . . .
The Attenuation of Legal Change
Summary This chapter contributes to the literature on legal transition by offering a perspective on the “attenuation policy.” The attenuation policy invites the lawmaker to . . .
Entrepreneurial Experimentation Under Knightian Uncertainty: A Process Model
Enrolling financiers is critical to new venture success. Building on the challenges of communicating novel and complex projects under Knightian uncertainty, we describe two . . .
Vaccine Hesitancy and the Pandemic: Physician Survey Responses
Executive Summary Vaccines for the SARS-CoV-2 virus saved countless lives and are a modern science miracle. But they had risks, were not as effective as . . .
Regulating Producers by Randomizing Consumers
Consumer law aims to empower consumers with accurate information and to protect them from misinformation. For complex goods and services, however, mandated disclosure laws . . .