The Collected Works of Henry G. Manne
I’m delighted to report that the Liberty Fund has produced a three-volume collection of my dad’s oeuvre. Fred McChesney edits, Jon Macey writes a new . . .
The Collected Works of Henry G. Manne
Shelf Space Contracts and Slotting Fees in Israeli Supermarkets
A TOTM reader sends me the following interesting development on an emerging dispute over shelf space competition in Israeli supermarkets… Read the full piece here.
Armentano in the WSJ, Abolition and Antitrust Fairy Tales …
Leading antitrust critic and abolitionist, Dominick Armentano, has a letter to the editor in the WSJ. The point of the letter to the editor is . . .
Daubert and Antitrust Economics, Or When Should An Antitrust Economist Have Training in Economics?
Judge Saris’s district court opinion denying the motion to exclude one of the plaintiff’s economic experts in Natchitoches Parish Hospital v. Tyco International recently came . . .
Regulating Local Food Out of the Market
The Nanny Brigade has once again descended on the Windy City. It previously sought to protect us from unhealthy trans fats, smoking in private establishments . . .
Paul Krugman is a partisan hack
Occasionally I read Mr. Krugman’s column for entertainment purposes — sort of like watching Project Runway or Animals Gone Wild. This morning was one of . . .
Art and Politics
When I first met my father in law, he spent hours trying to convince me of the cultural superiority of his tastes. Some of these . . .
‘Diminishing the price of law’
The lesson from Jones, see my post below, is that law untamed can be very costly, and with little benefit. This is, of course, not . . .
Who decides how much to pay?
What is the proper role for judges in deciding how much investment advisers to mutual funds should be compensated? This is the question the Supreme . . .