Seventh Annual Transatlantic Law Forum: Competition
Program Description: “Competition” is a fact of life and a foundational idea for much of modern science, from biology to economics to political science. In its most elementary sense, it means rivalry with respect to scarce resources—territory, sexual partners, private goods, voters, political power, football championships. We associate competition with important virtues: industry and effort, discovery and innovation, efficient resource allocation. … Continue reading “Seventh Annual Transatlantic Law Forum: Competition”