Workshop

Bernard Harcourt will be the commentator.

Duopoly Theory with Exclusionary Contracts: The Abuse of Joint Dominance by Edward M. Iacobucci, University of Toronto Law School

The Uneasy Case for Product Liability by A. Mitchell Polinsky, Stanford Law School

Judicial Review and Democratic Failure by Matthew Stephenson, Harvard Law School

This workshop is held in conjunction with the Milton Friedman Institute for Research in Economics.

Are Criminal Sentencing Guidelines Binding? Quasi-experimental Evidence from Human Calculation Errors by Ann Piehl, Department of Economics, Rutgers University

See the workshop website for further details.

The workshop is open to all faculty, fellows, and staff and to students taking the course for credit. Other students may be able to attend if they have a special interest in the paper being presented, but they should check with Mr. Strauss first, because space is limited.

The workshop is open to all faculty, fellows, and staff and to students taking the course for credit. Other students may be able to attend if they have a special interest in the paper being presented, but they should check with Mr. Strauss first, because space is limited.

The workshop is open to all faculty, fellows, and staff and to students taking the course for credit. Other students may be able to attend if they have a special interest in the paper being presented, but they should check with Mr. Strauss first, because space is limited.