Law and Economics Working Papers

Chason

Haeberle

Kades

Meese

Moody

Oman

Stafford

Eric Chason
Associate Professor of Law

• Lemon Socialism and the Federal Guaranty of Private Pension Obligations.

Kevin S. Haeberle

Professor of Law; Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Markets

• Marginal Benefits of the Core Securities Laws, J. Fin. Reg. ___ (forthcoming 2021).
• The Emergence of the Actively Managed ETF, (forthcoming in the Colum. Bus. L. Rev.'s Future of the Securities Regulation Symposium edition) (2021).

Eric A. Kades
Thomas Jefferson Professor of Law

• Corrective Progressivity.
• The Law and Economics of Jurisdiction.
• A Positive Theory of Eminent Domain.
• Drawing the Line Between Takings and Taxation: The Continuous Burdens Principle, and Its Broader Application. (PDF)
• Plagues, Policy, & Patents: Addressing Overuse of Antibiotics.  (PDF)

Alan J. Meese
Ball Professor of Law

• Market Failure and Non-Standard Contracting:  How The Ghost of Perfect Competition Still Haunts Antitrust. (PDF)
• Monopolization, Exclusion, and the Theory of the Firm. (PDF)
• Price Theory, Competition, and the Rule of Reason. (PDF)
• Property Rights and Intrabrand Restraints. (PDF)
• Intrabrand Restraints and the Theory of the Firm. (PDF)

Carl Moody
Professor of Economics

• Guns and Crime. (PDF)

Nate Oman
Tazwell Taylor Research Professor of Law

• The Failure of Economic Interpretrations of the Law of Contract Damages.

Sarah L. Stafford
Director of the Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy and Professor of Economics, Public Policy and Law

• Will Additional Federal Enforcement Improve the Performance of Pipelines in the U.S.?
• Assessing the Effect of Formal and Informal Enforcement on Progress Towards Title IX Compliance. (PDF)
• Discovery vs. Disclosure: EPA's Audit Policy and Hazardous WasteCompliance. (PDF)