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A Plug and Some Links

I’ll be talking about the Intel Settlement in an ABA program, The Intel Settlement: A Perspective From the Trenches, today at lunchtime along with a great group of panelists with a wide variety of perspectives on the issue, Kyle Andeer (FTC Counsel), Ken Glazer (KL Gates), and Henry Thumann (O?Melveney & Myers).   If you’re interested, you can register and get call-in numbers at the link above.

And now, some links:

• Gary Becker on China (WSJ) and, separately, on Net Neutrality
• David Schleicher (GMU) on The City as a Law and Economics Subject (a very  good paper)
• Scott Masten on tenure (Organizations and Markets)
• Behavioral economic pricing of hotdogs … or maybe just a mistake (Freakonomics)
• The Nobel Prize pool is up and running …

Filed under: antitrust, behavioral economics, economics, federal trade commission, law and economics, monopolization

Full post as published by Truth on the Market on September 29, 2010 (boomark / email).