Supreme Court Economic Review

2011 - 2020

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Volume 23, issue 1, 2015

The Ends of Capitalism: An Introduction pp. 1 - 5

Richard A. Epstein and Mario J. Rizzo

Abstract Morality for an Abstract Order: Liberalism’s Difficult Problem pp. 7 - 34

Mario J. Rizzo

Humankind in Civilization's Extended Order: A Tragedy, The First Part pp. 35 - 58

Bart Wilson

The New Economic Freedom pp. 59 - 76

Benjamin Chen and Robert Cooter

Rent-Seeking, Crony Capitalism, and the Crony Constitution pp. 77 - 103

Todd Zywicki

Crony Capitalism pp. 105 - 120

Paul Rubin

If Hayek and Coase Were Environmentalists: Linking Economics and Ecology pp. 121 - 140

Terry L. Anderson

From Common Law to Environmental Protection: How the Modern Environmental Movement Has Lost Its Way pp. 141 - 167

Richard A. Epstein

Intellectual Property Rights, Public Choice, Networks, and the New Age of Informal IP Regimes pp. 169 - 192

William Shughart and Diana Thomas

Innovation, Recombinant Capital and Public Policy pp. 193 - 219

David A. Harper and Anthony M. Endres

Are Price Controls Fair? pp. 221 - 233

David Schmidtz

Norms of Equality Implicit in Capitalism pp. 235 - 254

Robert T. Miller

Capitalism, Democracy, and Countermajoritarian Institutions pp. 255 - 277

Barry Weingast

Taming Leviathan pp. 279 - 303

Peter Boettke and Liya Palagashvili

The Economics of Class Actions and Class Action Waivers pp. 305 - 339

Keith N. Hylton

Investments to Make Threats Credible, Rent-Seeking, and Duress pp. 341 - 351

Murat C. Mungan and Mark Seidenfeld

Preemption in the Rehnquist and Roberts Courts: An Empirical Analysis pp. 353 - 392

Michael S. Greve, Jonathan Klick, Michael Petrino and J.P. Sevilla

Volume 22, issue 1, 2015

An Assessment of Behavioral Law and Economics Contentions and What We Know Empirically about Credit Card Use by Consumers pp. 1 - 54

Thomas A. Durkin, Gregory Elliehausen and Todd J. Zywicki

Inside the Blackwall Box: Explaining U.S. Marine Salvage Awards pp. 55 - 121

Joshua Teitelbaum

Less Protection, More Innovation? pp. 123 - 146

Murat C. Mungan

Doctrinal Antithesis in Anglo-American Administrative Law pp. 147 - 180

Eric C. Ip

How Merger Regulation Became Unreasonable and How to Fix It pp. 181 - 205

Sheldon Kimmel

The Myth of the Condorcet Winner pp. 207 - 219

Paul H. Edelman

Volume 21, issue 1, 2013

Introduction to Symposium on Behavioral Law and Economics pp. 1 - 4

Todd Zywicki

Behavioral Law and Economics: Law, Policy, and Science pp. 5 - 42

Thomas S. Ulen

Behavioral Economics: Old Wine in Irrelevant New Bottles? pp. 43 - 76

Fred S. McChesney

Behaviorism in Finance and Securities Law pp. 77 - 103

David A. Skeel

Assessing the Optimism of Payday Loan Borrowers pp. 105 - 132

Ronald Mann

Rationality, Revolving, and Rewards: An Analysis of Revolving Behavior on New Credit Cards pp. 133 - 156

Howard Beales and Lacey L. Plache

The Behavioral Law and Economics of Fixed-Rate Mortgages (and Other Just-So Stories) pp. 157 - 214

Todd Zywicki

Language, Legal Origins, and Culture Before the Courts: Cross-Citations Between Supreme Courts in Europe pp. 215 - 269

Martin Gelter and Mathias Siems

Games judges don't play: predatory pricing and strategic reasoning in US antitrust pp. 271 - 330

Nicola Giocoli

Volume 20, issue 1, 2012

Does Anyone Get Stopped at the Gate? An Empirical Assessment of the Daubert Trilogy in the States pp. 1 - 33

Eric Helland and Jonathan Klick

Economic Value or Fair Market Value: What Form of Takings Compensation Is Efficient? pp. 35 - 88

Yun-chien Chang

Organizing Crime pp. 89 - 123

Peter Leeson and Douglas Bruce Rogers

Daubert, Science, and Modern Game Theory: Implications for Merger Analysis pp. 125 - 182

Malcolm B. Coate and Jeffrey H. Fischer

Economics of the Independent Invention Defense under Incomplete Information pp. 183 - 203

Murat C. Mungan

Volume 19, issue 1, 2011

The Law and Economics of Online vs. Traditional Markets pp. 1 - 10

Geoffrey Manne and Joshua D. Wright

Some Realities of Online Contracting pp. 11 - 23

Florencia Marotta-Wurgler

Removing Property from Intellectual Property and (Intended?) Pernicious Impacts on Innovation and Competition pp. 25 - 50

F. Scott Kieff

The Mediated Book pp. 51 - 65

Randal C. Picker

Modular Confines of Mobile Networks: Are iPhones iPhony? pp. 67 - 102

Thomas W. Hazlett

Economics, Behavioral Biology, and Law pp. 103 - 141

Owen D. Jones, Erin O'Hara O'Connor and Jeffrey Evans Stake

Institutional Choice & Interest Groups in the Development of American Patent Law: 1790–1865 pp. 143 - 244

Andrew P. Morriss and Craig Allen Nard

How and Why the Per Se Rule Against Price-Fixing Went Wrong pp. 245 - 270

Sheldon Kimmel