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Living Wills And Pre-Commitment, Adam Feibelman
Living Wills And Pre-Commitment, Adam Feibelman
American University Business Law Review
No abstract provided.
Of The Conditional Fee As A Response To Lawyers, Bankers And Loopholes, Claire Hill, Richard Painter
Of The Conditional Fee As A Response To Lawyers, Bankers And Loopholes, Claire Hill, Richard Painter
American University Business Law Review
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Things Fall Apart: Regulating The Credit Default Swap Commons, Kristen N. Johnson
Things Fall Apart: Regulating The Credit Default Swap Commons, Kristen N. Johnson
University of Colorado Law Review
Financial markets are an important national and international infrastructure resource that reflect attributes similar to the those that characterize commons, as described in property law literature. Through a case study examining the credit default swap market, this Article illustrates the analogy between financial markets and a traditional commons. After exploring the attributes of a commons, this Article examines the costs and benefits of the credit default swap market. Similar to a traditional commons, tragedy in financial markets occurs when market participants capture benefits while imposing the costs or negative externalities from their activities on other members of society. Commons scholars' …
Overwhelming A Financial Regulatory Black Hole With Legislative Sunlight: Dodd-Frank's Attack On Systemic Economic Destabilization Caused By An Unregulated Multi-Trillion Dollar Derivatives Market, Michael Greenberger
Journal of Business & Technology Law
No abstract provided.