Archive for the 'Economics' Category

Swine Flu, Telecommuting and New York’s Extraterritorial Taxation
of Nonresidents’ Incomes

Edward Zelinsky argues that Swine Flu is just another reason workers should not be penalized for working from home.

Paying a Lawyer

How do lawyers get paid?

On Budgets, Recession, and Money: Political Quotations

A selection of entries from The Oxford Dictionary of Political Quotations around budgets, recession, and money.

BitTorrent: Legal Nightmare or Future Business Model?

A look at a BitTorrent ruling in Sweden.

Gray Markets and Globalization

David Sugden explains technology’s impact on the gray and black markets.

Say on Pay

Corporate Governance author Chris Mallin writes about recent calls for more ’say on pay’ in the US.

President Obama’s Latent Realism

Elvin Lim looks at Obama’s trip to the G-20 Summit.

President Obama Embraces the Defined Contribution Paradigm

Edward Zelinsky looks closely at Obama’s budget.

Interning

Ammon Shea looks at the role of interns.

To Regulate or Not to Regulate,
that is American Exceptionalism

Elvin Lim wonders if, “decades after we have weathered the current crisis, we will still be debating whether or not what Obama did helped or worsened the problem.”

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