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The Law and Economics of Privacy, Personal Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Incomplete Monitoring , pp 1-2: Frank Fagan and James Langenfeld
Plus Factors in Price Fixing: Insightful or Anachronistic? , pp 1-41: Malcolm B. Coate
The Economics and Regulation of Digital Markets , pp 1-3: James Langenfeld, Chris Ring and Frank Fagan
Lays vs. Wages: Contracting in the Klondike Gold Rush , pp 1-15: Douglas W. Allen
Market Power Revisited , pp 1-13: Sangin Park
‘Best Practice’ Standards for Regulatory Benefit–Cost Analysis , pp 1-47: Daniel H. Cole
CONSUMERS, ECONOMICS, AND ANTITRUST , pp 1-62: John B Kirkwood
The law and economics of class actions: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow , pp 1-9: James Langenfeld and Raleigh Richards
The Law and Economics of Patent Damages, Antitrust, and the Legal Process , pp 1-6: James Langenfeld and Frank Fagan
To Know Where You’re Going, Look at Where You’ve Been , pp 1-24: Deborah L. Feinstein
Economics as a map in law and market economy , pp 3-20: Robin Paul Malloy
The Right to Be Informed and the Right to Be Forgotten. Welfare Implications in Presence of Myopic Consumers , pp 3-28: Carlo Capuano, Iacopo Grassi and Giacomo Valletta
Is the Digital Markets Act the Cure for Europe's Platform Ills? Evidence From the European Commission's Impact Assessment , pp 5-52: David J. Teece and Henry J. Kahwaty
Resolving Bargaining Range Indeterminacy in Patent Damages AfterVirnetX , pp 7-26: Rebbecca Reed-Arthurs, Michael P. Akemann and David J. Teece
FromHydrogen PeroxidetoComcast: The new rigor in antitrust class actions☆James Keyte, Paul Eckles and Karen Lent are partners in the antitrust group of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP , pp 11-63: James Keyte, Paul Eckles and Karen Lent
Accounting Profits and Ricardian Rents: An Application to Antitrust Enforcement , pp 15-34: Tay-Cheng Ma
Buyer Power: Economic Theory and Antitrust Policy , pp 17-40: Zhiqi Chen
An anatomy of corporate legal theory , pp 21-41: William W. Bratton
Actavis, Authorized Generics, and the Future of Antitrust Law , pp 25-88: Marc G. Schildkraut
Critical Loss Analysis with Differentiated Products , pp 27-53: Wenqing Li, Nathan Petek and Hassan Faghani
Privacy as Vulnerability Protection: Optimizing Trade-Offs with Opportunities to Gain Knowledge , pp 29-58: Björn Fasterling
Resource Distribution in a Double Lawsuit , pp 35-60: Kjell Hausken, Gregory Levitin and Victor Levitin
Generalized Critical Loss for Market Definition , pp 41-58: Malcolm B. Coate and Mark D. Williams
Refusal to Deal and Investment in Product Quality , pp 43-66: Stephen Martin
The single constituency argument in the economic analysis of business law , pp 43-60: David Millon
The “Benefits” of Non-Delegation: Using the Non-Delegation Doctrine to Bring More Rigor to Benefit–Cost Analysis , pp 49-66: Victor B. Flatt
Data, Power, and Competition Law: The (Im)possible Mission of the DMA?1 , pp 53-74: Antonio Davola and Gianclaudio Malgieri
Vertical Integration, Market Consolidation, and Economic Welfare , pp 55-67: Dennis L. Weisman and Soheil R. Nadimi
Innovating under Uncertainty: The Patent-Eligibility of Artificial Intelligence after Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International , pp 59-81: Ryan Whalen and Raphael Zingg
Price-fixing Overcharges: Legal and Economic Evidence , pp 59-153: John M. Connor
Economics of Contract Interpretation , pp 61-73: Xiaojian Zhao
Corporate law and the rhetoric of choice , pp 61-89: Kent Greenfield
TITAN AGONISTES: THE WEALTH EFFECTS OF THE STANDARD OIL (N. J.) CASE , pp 63-84: Michael Reksulak, William Shughart, Robert Tollison and Atin Basuchoudhary
The class cert games: Coach, commentator, or critic? , pp 65-76: Joshua P. Davis
Benefit–Cost Analysis, Individual Differences, and Third Parties , pp 67-86: Lawrence H. Goulder
Hicks-Marshall Conditions and Defining Antitrust Markets for Intermediate Goods☆ , pp 67-90: James Langenfeld, Jonathan T. Tomlin, David A. Weiskopf and Georgi Giozov
Labor Litigation and Firm Performance , pp 69-87: Nicolae Stef and Jean-Christian Tisserand
Legal Regime Change and Innovation: Foreign Exchange Regulations and Pharmaceutical Sector R&D in India , pp 75-103: Sumit K. Majumdar
Rethinking Remedies for the Attention Economy , pp 75-97: Elvira Caterina Parisi and Francesco Parisi
Antitrust class proceedings – Then and now , pp 77-133: Michael D. Hausfeld, Gordon Rausser, Gareth J. Macartney, Michael P. Lehmann and Sathya S. Gosselin
Market Efficiency and Securities Fraud Litigation , pp 83-107: Roland Eisenhuth and David Marshall
SUCCESSFUL MONOPOLIZATION THROUGH PREDATION: THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY , pp 85-125: Kenneth Brevoort and Howard P Marvel
Microeconomic Performance: Uses, Gaps, and Opportunities to Apply Benefit–Cost Analysis , pp 87-102: Carol Bray, Robert Farrow and Tim Guinane
Regulating the Uncontrollable: The Development of Card Scheme Fees in Payments Markets in Light of Recent Policy Intervention , pp 89-110: Alen Veljan
Solving the Product-Hopping Conundrum through Safe Harbors and a No-Economic-Sense Test☆ , pp 89-122: Michael A. Carrier and Steve D. Shadowen
The Problem of Hindsight Bias in Fraudulent Conveyance Cases: A Review of Possible “Market-Based” Solutions , pp 91-117: Anand Goel and Sumon Mazumdar
Faith Based Investing: are shares entitled to the residual? , pp 91-130: Daniel J.H. Greenwood
With the Naked Eye – Diverging Perspectives on the Evaluation of Democracy in the European Union , pp 99-120: Kamil Jonski and Wojciech Rogowski
Welcome to the Data-Poor Real World: Incorporating Benefit–Cost Principles into Environmental Policymaking , pp 103-130: Mark L. Plummer
How can Transaction Cost Economics Help Regulators Choose Between Environmental Policy Instruments? , pp 105-128: Douadia Bougherara, Gilles Grolleau and Naoufel Mzoughi