Journal of Law and Economics

1969 - 2024

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On Limiting the Domain of Inequality pp. 263-77: James Tobin
The Antitrust Task Force Deconcentration Recommendation pp. 279-92: Yale Brozen
The Private Production of Public Goods pp. 293-306: Harold Demsetz
The Tax Court and Profit Renegotiation pp. 307-26: Arthur Edward Burns
The Value of a Comprehensive Tax Base as a Tax Reform Goal pp. 327-63: John Bossons
A Statistical Study of Antitrust Enforcement pp. 365-419: Richard Posner
The Case of Coal: Should All Horizontal Mergers Be Held Illegal? pp. 421-37: G E Hale
Marginal Cost Pricing, Investment Theory and CATV pp. 439-60: James C Ohls
An Economic Analysis of the Webb-Pomerene Act pp. 461-500: David A Larson
Monopoly, the Emergence of Oligopoly and the Case of Sugar Refining pp. 501-15: Richard O Zerbe

Director's Law of Public Income Redistribution pp. 1-10: George Stigler
The Pricing of North Sea Gas in Britain pp. 11-44: Kenneth W Dam
The Auction System and North Sea Gas: A Comment pp. 45-47: Ronald Coase
The Structure of a Contract and the Theory of a Non-exclusive Resource pp. 49-70: Steven N S Cheung
Non-zoning in Houston pp. 71-147: Bernard H Siegan
Conglomerates: The Rhetoric and the Evidence pp. 149-66: James H Lorie and Paul Halpern
New Evidence on Mergers pp. 167-84: Michael Gort and Thomas F Hogarty
Separation of Ownership and Control in the Modern Corporation pp. 185-221: Brian Hindley
Predatory Pricing: The Case of the Gunpowder Trust pp. 223-40: Kenneth Elzinga
Market Structure, Elasticity of Demand and Incentive to Invent pp. 241-52: Morton I Kamien and Nancy L Schwartz
Monopoly, Competition and the Incentive to Invent: A Comment pp. 253-56: B S Yamey
Antitrust and the Takeover Activity of American Firms in Canada: A Reply pp. 257-59: Grant L Reuber
Antitrust and the Takeover Activity of American Firms in Canada: A Final Comment pp. 261: Christopher Maule

On Arrow's Impossibility Theorem pp. 227-48: Duncan Black
Social Insurance in the United States: A Program in Search of an Explanation pp. 249-65: Colin D Campbell
The 1919-1930 Merger Movement in American Industry pp. 267-96: Carl Eis
The Kennedy Round: A Try at Linear Trade Negotiations pp. 297-319: Bernard Norwood
Toward Better Resource Allocation in Transport pp. 321-38: Robert W Harbeson
The American Sugar Refinery Company, 1887-1914: The Story of a Monopoly pp. 339-75: Richard Zerbe
The Economic Consequences of the Minnesota Dairy Industry Unfair Trade Practices Act pp. 377-89: Ronald D Knutson
The Political Economy of Broadcasting in the 1920's pp. 391-403: Jora R Minasian
Antitrust and the Takeover Activity of American Firms in Canada: A Further Analysis pp. 405-17: Grant L Reuber
Antitrust and the Takeover Activity of American Firms in Canada: A Rejoinder pp. 419-24: Christopher Maule
Cookware: A Study in Vertical Integration-A Reexamination pp. 425-38: James M Rock
Cookware and Vertical Integration: A Rejoinder pp. 439-40: Rosemary D Hale
Cookware and Vertical Integration: A Reply pp. 441-43: James M Rock

Information and Efficiency: Another Viewpoint pp. 1-22: Harold Demsetz
Transaction Costs, Risk Aversion, and the Choice of Contractual Arrangements pp. 23-42: Steven N S Cheung
The Antimerger Law: Pyrrhic Victories? pp. 43-78: Kenneth Elzinga
Landing Fees and the Airport Congestion Problem pp. 79-108: Michael Levine
The Effect of Statutory Minimum Wage Increases on Teen-Age Employment pp. 109-22: Yale Brozen
The Feedback Effect of Business Conduct on Industry Structure pp. 123-53: William L Baldwin
Liberman's Reforms and Property Rights in the Soviet Union pp. 155-62: Svetozar Pejovich
The Polycentric Soviet Economy pp. 163-79: Paul Craig Roberts
Alfred Marshall's Lectures on Progress and Poverty pp. 181-83: George Stigler
Three Lectures on Progress and Poverty pp. 184-226: Alfred Marshall