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direct test of the optimal deterrence theory of antitrust crimes.Regressions are fitted to a sample of the corporations that … collusion. However, U.S. fines do not conform to the theory's predictions about the probability of detection and conviction of …
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Scholars and enforcement officials debate the merits and implications of “behavioral antitrust” — the application of empirical evidence showing how human behavior departs systematically and predictably from strict rationality (“bounded rationality”) to antitrust law. Notwithstanding...
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Government intervention into the reproductive decisions of individuals has been a significant source of tension and strife within American legal jurisprudence for the last century. This tension has caused many lawmakers in the United States to eschew attempts to regulate assisted reproductive...
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governments. This paper provides an overview of why prediction markets matter, how they are regulated, and how the regulation can …
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regulation, but the tendency to enact rules in response to prior crises leads to regulation that lags behind future market … ascertain where regulation will be most beneficial in the future. As an empirical demonstration, I identify newly popular topics … predictive data can both guide agencies on future interventions as well as shorten the policy lag in market regulation. While …
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