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Leah Samuel

Leah Samuel is a student at Yale Law School. During law school, she has worked in antitrust enforcement at US DOJ and the New York Attorney General’s Office, as well as healthcare and antitrust at the California Office of the Attorney General. Prior to law school, she worked in state-level criminal justice policy through the Justice Reinvestment Initiative.
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What Economists Mean When They Say “Consumer Welfare Standard”

Leah Samuel
Though coined by academic economists, the term “consumer welfare standard” has been captured and changed by the economic school of thought known as the...

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