From the Cover
Learning How to Fish
Catch shares are vital to the future of fishery conservation.
Bringing Religion into Economic Policy Analysis
Many policy debates are motivated by people’s “religious” beliefs—including economists’.
The Next Banking Crisis
Will the latest round of reform bring an end to subsidizing risky mortgages?
The Striking Success of the NLRA
The law has brought labor peace and improved workers’ negotiating power, which may explain why union membership is declining.
Features
Income Inequality and the NBA
Why not redistribute players’ salaries? Or other people’s incomes?
The Two Moralities of Outlawing Price Gouging
When economists criticize anti-price-gouging laws, they need to do so in moral terms.
Securities Litigation after Amgen
It’s time to reassess the fraud-on-the-market presumption.
Really Opening Up the American Skies
It’s time to allow foreign airlines to compete in U.S. domestic markets.
The Moral Vision of a Blind Economist
Walter Oi, 1929–2013
