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Regulatory Capture

Is China Succeeding in the War Against Corruption? Q&A with Bernard Yeung

Asher Schechter
In the past four years, China has been waging the biggest anticorruption campaign in its modern history. Is it working?  In the past four years, the...
Regulatory Capture

Can the Euro Be Saved? A Stigler Center Panel Pits Skepticism Versus Optimism

Asher Schechter
Joseph Stiglitz: "it may be necessary to abandon the euro to save the European project." Markus Brunnermeier: “the situation is improving. The structural reforms really worked,...
Regulatory Capture

The Euro Crisis and The Clash of Ideologies: Q&A with Markus Brunnermeier

Asher Schechter
Brunnermeier, co-author of the recent book The Euro and the Battle of Ideas, participated in our November 30 event on the future of the euro...
Regulatory Capture

Greater Political Integration is Necessary for a Sustainable Euro

Luigi Zingales
Read an excerpt from Luigi Zingales' 2014 book Europe or Not. On November 30, the Stigler Center hosted a panel discussion on the future of...
Regulatory Capture

Stiglitz, Brunnermeier, and Zingales: Is the Euro Project Doomed?

ProMarket writers
Join us for a panel between Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz and Markus Brunnermeier, both authors of recent books on the future of the Euro....
Money in Politics

Campaign Finance in the 2016 Election: With Federal Reform Unlikely, the Use of Super PACs has Become More “Brazen”

Asher Schechter
While it is still too early to draw any decisive conclusions regarding the role money played during this election cycle, some trends can already...
Money in Politics

Finance and Healthcare Bound to Gain from Clinton’s Presidency

Andrea Hamaui
Hillary Clinton has promised to be tough on finance and pharmaceutical companies. So why do financial and healthcare stocks go up when the probability...
Money in Politics

Wealthier Donors Prefer Hillary Clinton

Tania Diaz Bazan
Hillary Clinton’s donors are wealthier than Donald Trump’s, at least judging from the value of their homes. The median home price of Clinton’s supporters...
Money in Politics

Academic Literature Shows: The Problems with Regulating Campaign Finance Are Deeper Than Mere Lack of Political Will

Doron Navot
The experience of regulating campaign finance in the last four decades tells us that the "donor class" has found ways to turn wild once and...
Money in Politics

In the 2016 Presidential Election, Only 0.4 Percent of Donations Were Made by Donors Who Donated to Multiple Candidates

Tania Diaz Bazan
In the 2016 election, Donald Trump received few donations from people who had donated to other candidates in the Republican primary; the opposite occurred...
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