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- SCOTUS judge and law clerk selection as principal-agent / incomplete contracting problem (Orin Kerr)
- How to read an academic article (Peter Klein), though what seems missing are decision-rules for when articles should be “rejected” for a full-read after skimming
- The Washington Post reports that antitrust at the Varney DOJ isn’t much different than antitrust under the Barnett DOJ in terms of enforcement, and particularly, monopolization activity — but TOTM readers already know that
- An update on the Google/ ITA investigation
- Does technology move too fast for antitrust — revisited, again … (SF Chronicle — featuring comments from former economist, TOTM guest blogger and my co-author, David Evans)
Filed under: antitrust, blogging, monopolization, musings, technology
Full post as published by Truth on the Market on September 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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