Antitrust and 'evolutionary' economics: from Galbraith to Coase/Demsetz?

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The author evaluates the discussions between members of the Association for Evolutionary Economics, an Internet discussion group, and finds the philosophical eclecticism interesting but lacking in theoretical coherence.

Evaluation, Public opinion, Chat rooms

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Law & economics in cyberspace: right-wing money and the 'party line'

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The author evaluates discussions concerning monopolies and antitrust law taking place on the Internet between members of a discussion group who are adherents of the law and economics movement.

Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Monopolies, Economists

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In the beginning: the founding of 'Antitrust Law and Economics Review'

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The author writes of his education and army service.

Legal services, Attorneys, Offices of Lawyers, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Education, Personal narratives, Lawyers, Military personnel, Editors

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