Ribstein Is Back
posted by Dave Hoffman
Larry Ribstein has returned to his roost at Ideoblog, and is posting about the race to bottom regulatory competition in the market for securities regulation. For those of our readers who may be uninterested in that topic, he’s also writing about how to reduce the deadweight loss produced by Christmas (and presumably other seasonally related holidays.)
Larry’s guest bloggers have been provocative and interesting, and it is worth checking out what’s happened at the blog over the last few weeks. Kate Litvak’s post on racism, golf and boating was my personal favorite. I hear that most of those folks will soon be starting a new blog called Truth On The Market, which I’m sure I will enjoy, and disagree with, often.
December 28, 2005 at 11:11 pm
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Stephen Laniel’s Unspecified Bunker - December 28, 2005 at 11:47 pm
The deadweight loss of Christmas
You have to love a paper entitled
The Deadweight Loss Of Christmas. It is further proof of why microeconomists
are the world’s favorite people.
(Via Ideoblog, by way of Concurring Opinions)
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