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Antitrust and Competition
Money in Politics
Regulatory Capture
Rent seeking
Income Inequality
Big Tech
Economic History
Economic History
Research
Commentary
About
Masthead and contacts
Write for ProMarket
Content Licensing
Reading Lists
Antitrust and Competition
Money in Politics
Regulatory Capture
Rent seeking
Income Inequality
Big Tech
Economic History
Economic History
Research
Commentary
About
Masthead and contacts
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Henry Simons
“Old Chicago” and Freiburg: Why Ordoliberalism Was No “German Oddity”
Both the Chicago and Freiburg schools faced systemic fragility as the crucial property of societal orders. It was this fragility that served...
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Henry Simons’s Positive Program for Laissez-Faire
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George Stigler on Henry Simons, “Crown Prince” of the Chicago School
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A Fair Amount of Freedom for Everyone: Aaron Director Did Have Ideals
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ESG & Corporate Governance
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Regulation
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Labor
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Monetary Policy
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