The FTC Takes On the DOJ in Schering-Plough
There is a very interesting development in the ongoing saga of the FTC v. Schering-Plough Corporation, a very important antitrust case involving a payment from . . .
The FTC Takes On the DOJ in Schering-Plough
Do Positive Externalities Always Justify Government Subsidies? Some Insights From the Austrians and Public Choice
The folks over at Lawyers, Gun$, and Money are chiding me for ignoring (or, as they say, never having heard of) positive externalities. A couple . . .
Henry Manne on Behavioral Finance & Insider Trading
When Henry Manne writes about insider trading, as he does this week in the WSJ op-ed, one can be sure that it is worth reading. . . .
Alternative Fuels: Let Markets, Not Government, Decide.
It’s a strange day when the New York Times advocates corporate tax breaks. It’s an even stranger day when I dissent from that recommendation. Well, . . .
More on Wal-Mart and Organics
An article from yesterday’s W$J sheds some light on the organic community’s anger over Wal-Mart’s decision to begin selling organic products. A few weeks ago, . . .
Do Any (Other) Law Schools Have A Dominant Paradigm?
An exchange between Ethan Leib at Prawfsblawg and Kate Litvak in the comments to Ethan’s very interesting post on political science in the academy raises . . .
Some Thoughts on Tradeable Gasoline Rights
Marty Feldstein has an interesting idea about how to reduce America’s oil consumption, but I’m not quite ready to sign on. In an op-ed in . . .
Buy or Die, Update
Via Marginal Revolution, I came across this letter from the National Kidney Foundation to the AEI in anticipation of AEI’s upcoming event (June 12th) addressing . . .
Buy or Die
AEI is hosting an event focusing on the problems of the nation’s shortage of vital organs. The website has links to the papers. The event . . .