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Putting the Client Last: A Former Investment Banker Explains How Clients are Being Systemically Sucker-Punched

ProMarket writers
“It is when our clients are the most fragile that we make the most money.” Part two in a series of columns by anonymous...

“There Is Regulatory Capture, But It Is By No Means Complete”

Asher Schechter
Kenneth J. Arrow, one of the most influential economists of the 20th century, reflects on the benefits of a single payer health care system,...

Can a CEO in Good Conscience Not Be a Crony Capitalist?

Luigi Zingales
The above question — posed by Brucest1, a reader of this blog — is extremely important and deserves a fully articulated answer. Brucest1 seems to conclude that a...

Stigler Fellow of the Month: Beyond the Traditional Capture Theory

ProMarket writers
Harvard Business School's Rafael Di Tella is "Stigler Fellow of the Month". He talks about how any theory of regulation should consider the roles...
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