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Commentary

The Incredible Shrinking of Non-Cartel Antitrust

Eleanor Fox
Eleanor Fox evaluates "The Political Economy of the Decline of Antitrust Enforcement in the United States" by Professors Lancieri, Posner, and Zingales, praising its revelations on the depth of corporate capture while challenging its narrative of judicial and regulatory dissembling on promises to uphold antitrust.
Research

The Pervasive Influence of Political Affiliation on Circuit Court Decisions

Alma Cohen
In new research, Alma Cohen finds that the political affiliations of Circuit Court judges influence decisions in a much wider variety of cases than previously thought.
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