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Volume 10, Issue 2 (2017)

Articles

Occupational Licensing: Quality Control or Enterprise Killer? Problems that Arise When People Must Get the Government's Permission to Work
W. Sherman Rogers

The Perfect Storm Is Brewing Once Again: What Scaling Back Dodd-Frank Will Mean for the Credit Default Swap
Daniel Isaacson

To Be Creditor or To Be Shareholder, That Is the Question: Is the Debt-For-Equity Swap Creditors’ Financial Suicide?
Jongho Kim

Notes

A Tale of Tulips: A Counterpoint to Courts Codifying Collectibles
Hunter S. Higgins

Film Piracy: Surfing the Internet for Free Content Provides Little Bounty for the Collective Economy
Jordan Matthews

Comments

Let the State Decide: The Efficient Antitrust Enforcer and the Avoidance of Anticompetitive Remedies
Andrew J. Fuller

Discretion to Act: How the Federal Reserve's Decisions Whether to Provide Emergency Loans During the Financial Crisis Were Discretionary and Why Dodd-Frank Falls Short of Preventing Future Bailouts
John De Vito

Consent Decrees in the Streaming Era: Digital Withdrawal, Fractional Licensing, and § 114(I)
Steven J. Gagliano

Editors

Editor-in-Chief: Steven Gagliano
Managing Editor: Neil Patel
Business Editor (Production): Alexa Halloran
Business Editor (Marketing & Blog): Hunter Higgins