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Auction Markets For Evaluations, Bart Wilson, Cary Deck Aug 2014

Auction Markets For Evaluations, Bart Wilson, Cary Deck

Bart J Wilson

No abstract provided.


Market Power And Price Movements Over The Business Cycle, Bart Wilson, Stanley Reynolds Aug 2014

Market Power And Price Movements Over The Business Cycle, Bart Wilson, Stanley Reynolds

Bart J Wilson

This paper develops and tests implications of an oligopoly-pricing model. The model predicts that during a demand expansion, the short run competitive price is a pure strategy Nash equilibrium but in a recession, firms set prices above the competitive price. Thus, price markups over the competitive price are countercyclical. Prices set during a recession are more variable than prices set in expansions because firms employ mixed strategy pricing in recessions. The empirical analysis utilizes Hamilton's time series switching regime filter to test the predictions of the model. Fourteen out of fifteen industries have fluctuations consistent with this oligopoly-pricing model.


Verifiable Offers And The Relationship Between Auctions And Multilateral Negotiations, Bart Wilson, Charles Thomas Aug 2014

Verifiable Offers And The Relationship Between Auctions And Multilateral Negotiations, Bart Wilson, Charles Thomas

Bart J Wilson

We use the experimental method to compare second-price auctions with 'verifiable' multilateral negotiations in which the sole buyer can credibly reveal to sellers the best price offer he currently holds. Despite the two institutions' seeming equivalence, we find that prices are lower in verifiable multilateral negotiations than in second-price auctions. The difference occurs because low-cost sellers in negotiations often submit initial offers below the second-lowest cost. We also compare the two institutions to previously studied first-price auctions and multilateral negotiations with non-verifiable offers. Second-price auctions yield the highest prices, followed in order by verifiable negotiations, non-verifiable negotiations and first-price auctions.


Teaching E-Commerce Through The Use Of Real-Time Interactive Laboratory Experiments, Bart Wilson, Roumen Vragov Aug 2014

Teaching E-Commerce Through The Use Of Real-Time Interactive Laboratory Experiments, Bart Wilson, Roumen Vragov

Bart J Wilson

No abstract provided.


American Legal Education, Robert Bloom Oct 2013

American Legal Education, Robert Bloom

Robert Bloom

No abstract provided.


Fédéralisme Et Dialogue Sur L'Égalité: Une Comparaison Des Droits Des Etats-Unis Et De L'Union Européenne, Charles Baron, Sophie Robin-Olivier Aug 2013

Fédéralisme Et Dialogue Sur L'Égalité: Une Comparaison Des Droits Des Etats-Unis Et De L'Union Européenne, Charles Baron, Sophie Robin-Olivier

Charles H. Baron

No abstract provided.


Stipulations In A Muslim Marriage Contract With Special Reference To Talq Al-Tafwid Provisions In Paksitan, Muhammad Munir Dr. Dec 2005

Stipulations In A Muslim Marriage Contract With Special Reference To Talq Al-Tafwid Provisions In Paksitan, Muhammad Munir Dr.

Dr. Muhammad Munir

This work elaborates the over-technical topic of stipulations in a Muslim marriage contract; explains the various types of stipulations benefiting women and men; explains how and to what extent classical Islamic law is incorporated into statutes of many Muslim states; describes case law of Indo-Pak subcontinent on stipulations based on the doctrine of stare decisis; surveys talaq al-tafwid in Pakistan to ascertain the extent of its practical application by the masses; and explore the role of nikah registrars, who are authorized by the government of Pakistan to solemnize nikah (marriage contract) throughout the country.


The Judicial System Of The East India Company: Precursor To The Present Pakistani Legal System, Muhammad Munir Dr. Dec 2005

The Judicial System Of The East India Company: Precursor To The Present Pakistani Legal System, Muhammad Munir Dr.

Dr. Muhammad Munir

The work discusses how the British East India Company came to the subcontinent for the purpose of trade in 1604 and how it slowly and gradually started interfering in the local justice system by acquiring revenue collection of 38 villages in 1717 near Calcutta. In 1765 the Company was granted revenue collection as well as customs of three provinces. The Company also acquired the administration of justice in the areas under its control and the role of Muslim qadis and judges was over. Company’s officials, who were traders rather than trained judges, were running the court system and the Privy …


Property Right And Tortious Wrong In Vincent V. Lake Erie, Gregory C. Keating Dec 2005

Property Right And Tortious Wrong In Vincent V. Lake Erie, Gregory C. Keating

Gregory C. Keating

This paper, prepared for a BePress symposium on Vincent, argues that Vincent is the incarnation of an important form of strict liability. In the dire necessity of the storm, Vincents property right to exclude yields to Lake Eries equal right to save its own ship, and justifies Lake Erie in using Vincents dock without Vincents permission. But Vincents property right yields only as far as it must for Lake Erie to save its ship. Lake Eries duty of reparation thus rests in part on the residual force …


Holocaust Restitution: Perpectives On The Litigation And Its Legacy, Michael Bazyler, Roger Alford Dec 2005

Holocaust Restitution: Perpectives On The Litigation And Its Legacy, Michael Bazyler, Roger Alford

Michael Bazyler

No abstract provided.


Does 'Poetry' Have A Place In A Criminal Trial?, Timothy O'Neill Dec 2005

Does 'Poetry' Have A Place In A Criminal Trial?, Timothy O'Neill

Timothy P. O'Neill

Chicago Daily Law Bulletin


For Women, A Court Of Last Appeal, Saumya Uma Dec 2005

For Women, A Court Of Last Appeal, Saumya Uma

Dr. Saumya Uma

The article focusses on the significance of standards set and efforts made by the International Criminal Court, from the point of view of women's rights.


Expectations From Hong Kong, Srividhya Ragavan Dec 2005

Expectations From Hong Kong, Srividhya Ragavan

Srividhya Ragavan

No abstract provided.


Indian Generic Drug Industry In The Post-Wto World, Srividhya Ragavan Dec 2005

Indian Generic Drug Industry In The Post-Wto World, Srividhya Ragavan

Srividhya Ragavan

No abstract provided.


Half Full Or Half Empty?: The Hong Kong Wto Ministerial Conference Has Delivered An Interim Deal For The Doha Round Negotiation, Sungjoon Cho Nov 2005

Half Full Or Half Empty?: The Hong Kong Wto Ministerial Conference Has Delivered An Interim Deal For The Doha Round Negotiation, Sungjoon Cho

Sungjoon Cho

No abstract provided.


Note: The Lesson Of Lopez: The Political Dynamics Of Federalism's Political Safeguards, Daniel Lyons Nov 2005

Note: The Lesson Of Lopez: The Political Dynamics Of Federalism's Political Safeguards, Daniel Lyons

Daniel Lyons

No abstract provided.


Entre La Restricción Y La Libertad: Sobre La Posible Pérdida De Legitimidad Del Juez Constitucional, Jorge Gonzalez-Jacome Nov 2005

Entre La Restricción Y La Libertad: Sobre La Posible Pérdida De Legitimidad Del Juez Constitucional, Jorge Gonzalez-Jacome

Jorge Gonzalez-Jacome

There are different points of view from which legal reasoning can be examined. Some argue that there is a correct theory of legal reasoning and therefore, they analyze particular cases in order to determine if a particular argument drawn by a judge or a court is coherent with a proposed theory. One of the main assets of Critical Legal Studies (CLS) is to think about law as a practice in which there is no need to establish a particular theory to grasp reality. In the area of legal reasoning, Duncan Kennedy has tried to show us how the main concern …


Adapt Or Optimize? The Psychology And Economics Of Rules Of Evidence, Robert D. Cooter Nov 2005

Adapt Or Optimize? The Psychology And Economics Of Rules Of Evidence, Robert D. Cooter

Robert Cooter

In civil disputes, the plaintiff must prove his case by the preponderance of the evidence. To reach this standard, the plaintiff accumulates evidence by combining facts. I compare two models of this process. Decision makers can adapt their behavior for improved results, as assumed in some psychological models. Adaptive models predict that court practice will allow the plaintiff to combine facts according to relatively simple rules. Alternatively, decision makers can optimize their behavior for best results, as assumed in most economic models. Optimization models predict that court practice will require the plaintiff to combine facts in ways that conform to …


The Impact Of Alcohol & Tobacco Advertising On The Latino Community As A Civil Rights Issue, Katherine Culliton Nov 2005

The Impact Of Alcohol & Tobacco Advertising On The Latino Community As A Civil Rights Issue, Katherine Culliton

KATHERINE CULLITON-GONZÁLEZ

No abstract provided.


The Indignity Of Federal Wildlife Habitat Law, Jamison E. Colburn Nov 2005

The Indignity Of Federal Wildlife Habitat Law, Jamison E. Colburn

Jamison E. Colburn

In this article, I argue that the agencies charged under federal law with the protection of wildlife populations are, to a fault, too rational, too deliberate, too sequential in operation, and too focused on putting various tracts of federal realty on highly protective pedestals. My overall critique is that our administrative system's commitments to rationality and public participation per se render it an ineffective means to the end of wildlife habitat protection. Conservation biologists have agreed time and again how important continuous adaptation is to success in this field and how necessary it is to keep all high stakes judgments …


9. The Problem Of Child Sexual Abuse: Response., Jennifer J. Freyd, Frank W. Putnam, Thomas D. Lyon, Kathryn A. Becker-Blease, Ross E. Cheit, Nancy B. Siegel, Kathy Pezdek Nov 2005

9. The Problem Of Child Sexual Abuse: Response., Jennifer J. Freyd, Frank W. Putnam, Thomas D. Lyon, Kathryn A. Becker-Blease, Ross E. Cheit, Nancy B. Siegel, Kathy Pezdek

Thomas D. Lyon

THE POLICY FORUM “THE SCIENCE OF CHILD sexual abuse” by J. J. Freyd et al. (22 Apr., p. 501) provides an extremely important call to action to the scientific community.  In 1999, James Mercy, Senior Scientist at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, noted the importance of viewing child sexual abuse with “new eyes” (1).  The implementation of Freyd et al.’s policy recommendations would help us to do this.  For too long, the fact that the topic makes us uneasy has caused too many of us to avert our eyes. But what if child sexual abuse were a …


10. Development Of Temporal-Reconstructive Abilities., William J. Friedman, Thomas D. Lyon Nov 2005

10. Development Of Temporal-Reconstructive Abilities., William J. Friedman, Thomas D. Lyon

Thomas D. Lyon

In a study of the ability to reconstruct the times of past events, 86 children from 4 to 13 years recalled the times of 2 in-class demonstrations that had occurred 3 months earlier and judged the times of hypothetical events. Many of the abilities needed to reconstruct the times of events were present by 6 years, including the capacity to interpret many temporally relevant cues, but there were substantial changes well into middle childhood in the availability of temporally useful episodic information. Children were poor at remembering the events’ proximity or order with respect to a major holiday, but the …


Bloomsday: Copyright Estates And Cultural Festivals, Matthew Rimmer Nov 2005

Bloomsday: Copyright Estates And Cultural Festivals, Matthew Rimmer

Matthew Rimmer

Copyright estates have been unduly empowered by the extension of the term of copyright protection in Europe, the United States, Australia and elsewhere. The Estate of the Irish novelist, James Joyce, has been particularly aggressive in policing his revived copyrights. The keepers of the flame have relied upon threats of legal action to discourage the production of derivative works based upon the canonical texts of the novelist. The Estate has also jealously guarded the reputation of the author by vetoing the use of his work in various scholarly productions. Most radically of all, the grandson Stephen Joyce threatened to take …


From Law To Social Science And Back Again - The First Step. Remarks On The Juristic Origin Of Some Weberian Concepts, Peter Cserne Nov 2005

From Law To Social Science And Back Again - The First Step. Remarks On The Juristic Origin Of Some Weberian Concepts, Peter Cserne

Péter Cserne

No abstract provided.


Az Alkotmánybíróság És A Közgazdasági Érvelés [Constitutional Courts And Economic Reasoning], Peter Cserne Nov 2005

Az Alkotmánybíróság És A Közgazdasági Érvelés [Constitutional Courts And Economic Reasoning], Peter Cserne

Péter Cserne

No abstract provided.


El Interés En Las Acciones Y Recursos, Juan Carlos Riofrío Martínez-Villalba Nov 2005

El Interés En Las Acciones Y Recursos, Juan Carlos Riofrío Martínez-Villalba

Juan Carlos Riofrío Martínez-Villalba

No abstract provided.


The Rise And Fall Of Law And Economics: An Essay For Judge Guido Calabresi, Ugo Mattei Nov 2005

The Rise And Fall Of Law And Economics: An Essay For Judge Guido Calabresi, Ugo Mattei

Ugo Mattei

No abstract provided.


“Is There Really An Assurance Of Privilege In Mediation?”, Abraham Gafni Nov 2005

“Is There Really An Assurance Of Privilege In Mediation?”, Abraham Gafni

Abraham Gafni

No abstract provided.


The Trials And Tribulations Of Internet Research, Lee F. Peoples Nov 2005

The Trials And Tribulations Of Internet Research, Lee F. Peoples

Lee Peoples

No abstract provided.


Communication In A Privately Owned Textual Terrain, Kembrew Mcleod Nov 2005

Communication In A Privately Owned Textual Terrain, Kembrew Mcleod

Kembrew McLeod

No abstract provided.