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Stop The Games: How Broker-Dealer Gamification Affronts Antitrust, Tanner Dowdy
Stop The Games: How Broker-Dealer Gamification Affronts Antitrust, Tanner Dowdy
University of Cincinnati Law Review
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Markets As Legal Constructions, Gregory Brazeal
Markets As Legal Constructions, Gregory Brazeal
University of Cincinnati Law Review
Since at least the late 1970s, popular political and economic debates in the United States have often been framed in terms of a choice between “government” and “the market.” In addition, debates have often assumed that “the market” is associated with freedom while government “regulation” or “interference in the market” constitutes oppression.
This article begins by making the familiar observation that the distinction between “government” and “the market,” at least when taken at face value, makes no sense. Even idealized laissez-faire markets are creatures of the state and its market-structuring laws, including criminal law and the laws of property, contracts, …