Applied Economics Workshop

Applied Economics Workshop

A Game Theoretic Analysis of Alternative Institutions for Regulatory Cost - Benefit Analysis

t Robert G. Fuller, Jr. Professor and Director, Program on Law and the Environment, University of Pennsylvania Law School. I received very helpful comments on earlier versions of this Article from participants in the Spring 2000 American Law and Economics Association Session on Regulation and Public Law, the Summer 2000 Wharton Applied Microeconomics Seminar, the Fall 2000 Georgetown Law Center...

A New Kind of Economics - Computable and Behavioral Economics

This essay is based on my experience of attending the Workshop on Computable Economics hosted by the COBREA of Economics Department at the National University of Ireland, Galway, between March 21-25, 2005. This workshop is absolutely the best one I attended so far. It is small and has a compact schedule. It is really a valuable opportunity to meet several world first-class scholars from economi...

Measuring principals' values for environmental budget management: an exploratory study.

administering the telephone portion of the survey and assisting in the collection of mail survey responses. We thank Richard O'Conor, Susan Westneat, and Jim Wolf for help in developing the survey instruments and sampling frames, Jack Wilson and for his sustained encouragement of this project, and Talina Mathews for her administrative help in completing the report. For helpful comments, we than...

The State of Economics of Information Security

This article discusses the emergence of a new area of study, known as economics of information security, by describing the initial work in this field. The article notes that economics of information security utilizes technical, business, policy, and applied perspectives, and workshops focused on economics of information security facilitated the coordination of work in this area of study. Next, ...

Understanding MACs: Moral Hazard in Acquisitions

This paper benefitted from presentations at the American Law and Economics Association Meetings, the National Bureau of Economics Law & Economics Summer Session (2003), the NYU Law and Finance Workshop and the University of San Diego Law and Political Theory Workshop, and from comments by Barry Adler, Jennifer Arlen, Ian Ayres, Richard Brooks, Allen Ferrell, Michael Klausner, Alvin Klevorick, J...