#Papers

Tiffany C. Li

tiffanycli

For "Intro to Data Privacy" this year, I wanted to show students a brief glimpse of the breadth of privacy perspectives in law. I offered a selection of readings and

Ethan Mollick

emollick

Management researchers are beginning to publish the first papers of the effect of COVID on companies & work. I want to highlight some of the most interesting findings from multiple

Pat Schloss

PatSchloss

The new Spectrum is intended to publish quality research without regard to impact. A large number of papers are reviewed at ASM and fall into this category and go off

Beinecke Library

BeineckeLibrary

"Dear Mr. Hughes: I am the author of a three act dramatic play ... I have tentatively chosen as a title ... a line from one of your poems ...

Jan Rybnicek

jmrybnicek

There is a certain irony in calling for lower market share thresholds when complaining that the DOJ abused its discretion by investigating deals in which the parties had....low shares.https://twitter.com/halsinger/status/1286415694721159168

Rebecca Burch, MD

RebeccaCBurch

“Why did my paper get rejected?” Recent conversations with researcher friends made me realize that academic journal/editorial decision making can feel very opaque. To shed some light, here’s a rough

Chris Elmendorf

CSElmendorf

THREAD: A Tale of Two States (and executive branch preemption of municipal barriers to infill housing, like parking minimums)1/n Oregon's LCDC just crushed minimum parking requirements for small infill projects

Joshua Wright

ProfWrightGMU

There has been a lot of interesting discussion linking the Epic complaints to "aftermarket" claims under Section 2 of the Sherman Act, a la Kodak (1992). See, e.g., interesting threads

Stephanie Kelton

StephanieKelton

Short threadAnyone who has been paying attention knows that what we’re hearing from a number of economists today was laid out more forcefully more than a decade ago by those

Andrew Tabner

AndrewTabner

The #CERAStudy studied levels of distress & trauma in 5440 doctors working in anaesthetics, emergency medicine & intensive care during the peak of the first wave of the pandemic. The

Dr. Genevieve Guenther

DoctorVive

It strikes me as a weird coincidence that much of the research about climate change and "cultural cognition" was published precisely in the years when climate was being polarized by

Thomas Streinz

t_streinz

Thanks, Harlan. You are right: in our MegaReg project we emphasized MNE's interest in regulatory convergence and thought about how agreements like TPP might bring such convergence about beyond the

Mark Copelovitch

mcopelov

Yes, but these have been true since 2008 & the politics remain the same: the far right authoritarian party that is the 2020 GOP believes revenue & govt spending are

Simon Bowers

sbowers00

Since Trump’s 2016 election, Apple has showered investors with capital returns of $311 billion, thanks to reforms that rewarded the iPhone-maker’s years of cynical & aggressive tax avoidance in IrelandFor

LibertarianRight 🔔

RightMinarchist

Thread on why most regulations have drastic negative effects on the economy: This is study from the Journal of Economical Growth found that regulations "have reduced real output growth by

T. Serkan Kasırga

TSerkanKasirga

Here are some advices to undergraduate students who want to gain some experience in a research environment:1. Don't be shy in sending emails to professors. In the "worst" case you

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