September 13, 2004

My Friend Simone’s Cool Research

Lynne Kiesling I am in California after having attended the Presidential Banquet of the Economic History Association annual meeting on Saturday night. One of the best things about attending the banquet was catching up with friends, including my friend Simone Wegge, whose research in 19th century migration is highlighted in this profile. Very cool stuff!

Baghwati On Kerry’s Trade Policy

Lynne Kiesling One of the downsides of being in California at the moment (and having taken a much needed lie in!) was that Juan Non-Volokh beat me to it in blogging Jadish Baghwati’s WSJ commentary today (subscription required) on Kerry’s “Muddled and Maddening” trade policy. It’s a very good piece.

Antitrust And The Schumpeterian Dynamic In Erp Software

Lynne Kiesling Today the Wall Street Journal had an editorial (subscription required) commenting on the antitrust policy implications of last week?s District Court decision to allow Oracle to proceed with its hostile takeover offer for PeopleSoft. Their observations focus on a crucial issue in antitrust policy, one that antitrust economists have been struggling with for …

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