Arthur Martin Edwards (University of Mississippi School of Law)
- A Brown M&M’s Theory of Vertical Restraints
- Contracting in the Shadow of the Law: From the Bag Man to Name, Image, and Likeness
Kenneth G. Elzinga (University of Virginia)
- The Hidden Economic Logic of Resale Price Maintenance: From Patent Medicine to Women’s Fashion Accessories
Jim Hawkins (University of Houston Law Center)
- Consumers as Sellers, Doctors As Bankers
- High Costs and Credit
- Is it Credit?
- Overpaid and Unprotected
M. Todd Henderson (University of Chicago Law School)
- The Law & Economics of Limited Liability
- The Law & Economics of Torts
- The Law & Economics of Trust
Jonathan Klick (University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School)
- Government Regulation of Irrationality
- Moral Hazard in the Wild
- Valuing Property Rights
Bryan C. McCannon (Illinois Wesleyan University)
- Jury Decision Making: The Wisdom of the Crowds?
Michael C. Munger (Duke University)
- Five Important Myths About Tariffs
- The Right Kind of Nothing: French Gardens and German Groceries
Catherine M. Sharkey (New York University School of Law)
- The Economics Loss Rule(s)
- Products Liability in the Digital Age
- Public Nuisance as Modern Business Tort
- Tort Liability and Insurance
For more information on the Miami National Championship Round, click here.
Daniel L. Chen (French National Centre for Scientific Research; Toulouse School of Economics)
- Can AI Help Courts be Fair and Just?
- Training Judges and Civil Servants: Human-Centric AI Support
- Unlocking the Positive Effects of Justice on Economic Development
Nicholas Georgakopoulos (Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law)
- Meinhard v. Salmon: Faith or Freedom?
- Tort in Agency and Safety Innovations
M. Todd Henderson (University of Chicago Law School)
- The Law & Economics of Crime in “Indian Country”
- The Law & Economics of Limited Liability
- The Law & Economics of Trust
Keith Hylton (Boston University School of Law)
- Copyright and Property Rights
- Waivers of Rights
Ben Johnson (University of Florida Levin College of Law)
- Efficiency IS Moral
- Get Active
- Not Your Usual Machine Learning and AI Talk
- Rational Choice Interpretation
Katherine “Kate” Litvak (Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law)
- How to See Through Manipulations in Empirical Research and Expert Testimony: Proper Research Design in Antidiscrimination, Employment, Education, and Family Law
- How to See Through Manipulations in Empirical Research and Expert Testimony: Proper Research Techniques, Corporate Securities, and Commercial Law
- How to See Through Manipulations in Empirical Research and Expert Testimony: The Introduction to Causal Inference
Bryan C. McCannon (Illinois Wesleyan University)
- Bargaining in the Shadow of the Trial
- Economics of Judicial Decision Making
- Prosecutor Elections
- The Right to Counsel
- Why Not Maximize Sanctions?
Andrew “Andy” Morriss (Texas A&M University, The Bush School of Government & Public Service, and Law School)
- Bootleggers & Baptists: Implicit Coalitions for Rent-Seeking
- Spotting Quantitative Bullsh*t
- What the @#$% is Wrong with Higher Education?
- Wyoming, Montana, & Texas: Lessons from Property Rights on the Frontier
For more information on the Chicago Regional Round, click here.
Barry E. Adler (New York University School of Law)
- Contract Modification Without Consideration
- Proximate Cause in Tort
Eric C. Alston (University of Colorado Boulder Leeds School of Business)
- Governing Data Intermediation in the Age of Platform Economies
- Nothing New Under the Sun? Digital Currencies and Information Asymmetries
- Property, Uncertainty, and Development – Squaring Demsetz and de Soto
- The Nobels of Law and Economics? – Buchanan, Coase, North and Williamson
- What Constitutes a Constitution?
Jeremy Kidd (Drake University Law School)
- Adam Smith and Vicarious Liability
- Corporate Governance as Bloodsport
- Kindergarten Coase
Michael C. Munger (Duke University)
- Don’t Know the Question, But the Answer is Transaction Costs
- Legislature is a “They,” Not an “It”
- The Stream Cannot Rise Above Its Source
- They Clapped: In Support of Price Gouging
Catherine M. Sharkey (New York University School of Law)
- Products Liability in the Digital Age
- Public Nuisance as Modern Business Tort
- The Economic Loss Rule(s)
Thomas Stratmann (George Mason University College of Humanities and Social Sciences)
- AI and The Law
- Numbers and Estimates
- Property Rights
Andrew P. Vassallo (Shippensburg University)
- Statistical Evidence and Error Costs
- Understanding Statistical Evidence
Todd J. Zywicki (George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School)
- “Junk Fees,” Behavioral Economics, and the Economics of Consumer Protection
- Consumer Finance and Its Regulation: Or, The Not-So-Good-Old-Days of Consumer Finance
- Judging Without Romance: Public Choice Implications for Judging
- Student Loans and the Regulatory State
For more information on the Las Vegas Regional Round, click here.
Terry L. Anderson (Hoover Institution, Stanford University)
- Frontiers of Property Rights: The Not so Wild, Wild West
- Markets, Mandates, and Incentives for Environmental Policy
- Sovereignty, the Rule of Law, Culture, and Prosperity
- Viewing the World through Coase-Colored Glasses
Jim Hawkins (University of Houston Law Center)
- Consumers as Sellers and Doctors as Bankers
- The High Costs of Short-Term Loans—Both Having Them and Banning Them
- Is This Credit?
Thomas W. Hazlett (Clemson University Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business)
- DOS Kapital: US v. Microsoft
- Net Neutrality: The Unending Policy Debate
- The Property Rights in Your iPhone
Jonathan Klick (University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School)
- Law & Economics of MedMal
- The Coase Theorem — The Limits of Blackboard Economics
- The Evidence on Criminal Deterrence
- The Market for Corporate Control – Henry Manne’s Most Important Idea
- When is Correlation Causation?
Dean Lueck (Indiana University)
- Good Law and Bad Economics from SCOTUS: The Saga of the Raisin Administrative Committee
- Law and Economics of the Natural Environment: From Common Law to the Administrative State
Gary Myers (University of Missouri School of Law)
- The Big Chill: The Impact of Product Liability Law on Innovation
- Deal or No Deal: Non-Competition Agreements, Markets, and Governing Law
- What to do about HAL — How to Regulate AI — Market and Regulatory Approaches
Francesco Parisi (University of Minnesota Law School)
- The Coase Theorem(s)
- Contracts Without Law
Henry A. Thompson (University of Mississippi)
- The First-Best as a False Promise (Economists Sometimes Ignore Tradeoffs)
- The Ghost of Our Legal Future: Tradeoffs Will Still Exist
- The Ghost of Our Legal Past: Tradeoffs Existed Then
- The Ghost of Our Legal Present: Tradeoffs Exist Now
For more information on the San Diego Regional Round, click here.
Jane Bambauer (University of Florida)
- Has Third-Wave Feminism Hurt Professional Women?
- Social Media’s Trilemma: Addiction, Privacy Violation, or AntiCompetitive Markets
Martin Edwards (University of Mississippi School of Law)
- Economics Can and Does Help Us Understand the History and Tradition of Firearms Regulation
- Judge Easterbrook Was Right About ProCD and Online Contract Law is (Better Than) Fine
- Shareholder Wealth Maximization is a Schelling Point
Kenneth “Ken” G. Elzinga (University of Virginia)
- The Hidden Economic Logic in Brooke Group: Predatory Pricing as Investment
- The Hidden Economic Logic of Intercollegiate Sports: Monopsony Theory and the NCAA
- The Hidden Economic Logic in Matsushita: What makes “economic sense” with regard to pricing below cost?
- The Hidden Economic Logic of Resale Price Maintenance: from Patent Medicine to Women’s Fashion Accessories
James Huffman (Lewis & Clark Law School)
- Free Market Environmentalism is Not an Oxymoron
- Public Versus Private Resource Management: The Case of Federal Public Lands
Justin (Gus) Hurwitz (University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School)
- The Answer is Law & Economics. What is the Question?
- Incentives Matter: A Top 10 List
- Information Puzzles
- Public Choice and You and Me
Erin E. Meyers (George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School)
- Insurance and Tort Law (A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Bush)
- Life is Risk, Then You Die
- Sampling Bias and Causal Inference
Dominic P. Parker (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
- The Causes and Economic Consequences of Legal Uncertainty
- Economic Causes and Effects of Property Rights to Natural Resources
- Markets, Mandates, and Incentives for the Environment
John M. Yun (George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School)
- How Do Firms Protect Themselves?
- How Do Firms “Trust” Each Other
- Why Do Firms Do What They Do?
- Why Do Firms Integrate and Vertically Merge?
For more information on the Nashville Regional Round, click here.
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