Barriers to Entry
I have had occasion to think about the relationship between property rights and barriers to entry lately, and was reminded of the following line which . . .
Barriers to Entry
Rizzo and Whitman on Paternalist Slopes
Libertarian paternalism, behavioral law and economics, and “soft” paternalism are topics of discussion here on TOTM from time to time (see, e.g. here, here, and . . .
AMC Releases Tentative Recommendations
The tentative recommendations of the Antitrust Modernization Committee are out, and include Commissioner vote counts for various propositions. The recommendations largely take the form of . . .
Henderson on Judicial Pay: Constitutional Crises Everywhere or Nowhere?
Bill Henderson has a nice post on Chief Justice Roberts’ claim that judicial pay has reached the point of creating a “constitutional crisis.” Lots of . . .
Josh Wright, Antitrust Superstar
The FTC announced this week perhaps its best decision since . . . well, ever. Read the full piece here.
“Loyal” Directors in Delaware
In November of 2006, the Delaware Supreme Court issued an opinion in Stone v. Ritter dealing with a director’s fiduciary duties in cases where the . . .
Antitrust Superprecedent
Shubha Ghosh, of the Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog, is predicting that the Supreme Court will not overrule the 1911 Dr. Miles decision, which holds . . .
Becker and Posner on “Libertarian Paternalism”
Becker and Posner take on “libertarian paternalism” this week. The entries are both worth reading, especially for the parts where these co-bloggers disagree. Here are . . .
Revisiting Two Classics as the New Semester Begins
Last Friday was the first day of my Business Organizations class. We began with two articles that have profoundly influenced my thinking about the world . . .