From the Cover
Lessons from the Financial Crisis
As long as some firms are considered too big to fail, those
firms will take outsized risks.
A Middle Ground on Insider Trading
Allowing price-decreasing insider trading could signal when
equities are overvalued.
How Private is Private Equity?
Securities law hurts the private capital markets.
Features
Takings Law Made Hard
A novel property rights challenge is a constitutional
morass.
Federal Crime and the Destruction of Law
Prosecutors' abuse of the RICO and fraud statutes increasingly
is threatening the nation's economy.
In Defense of Monopoly
Market power fosters creative destruction.
Tontines for the Young Invincibles
An idea from insurance history and behavioral economics could be
used to entice low risks into the health insurance pool.
The Clean Water Land Grab
Congress should not expand federal regulation under the guise of
"restoring" environmental protections.
Lessons from the Financial Crisis
As long as some firms are considered too big to fail, those
firms will take outsized risks.
How Private is Private Equity?
Securities law hurts the private capital markets.
A Middle Ground on Insider Trading
Allowing price-decreasing insider trading could signal when
equities are overvalued.