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Towards an Administrative Law of Central Banking

Central banks possess vast and ever-increasing power. In addition to regulating banks and managing the business cycle via interest rate policy, central banks now finance government borrowing and lend widely...

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Peter Conti-Brown

Nicholas R Parrillo

Call for Papers: The 3rd Conference on Law & Macroeconomics (Online)

The economic devastation caused by Covid-19 triggered a slew of new research on law’s role in mediating the business cycle, economic growth, and inequality. We welcome submissions for an online...

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Law and Macroeconomics

Law and economics should be called law and microeconomics. The assumptions of law and economics are the same as those of microeconomics and classical macroeconomics. Prices adjust freely,...

10 February 2017

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