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George Mason University Law School's Journal of Law, Economics & Policy. Publishing articles about law, economics, and policy. Student run & peer-reviewed.

Arlington, VA
Joined March 2010

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  1. 13 Apr 2015
  2. 23 Feb 2015

    Congratulations to our new incoming editorial board!

  3. 14 Nov 2014

    Thank you to all of the speakers, presenters, participants and attendees who made this Symposium educational and productive!

  4. 14 Nov 2014

    "It's perfectly rational for consumers to not read every contract they sign." - Marcus Cole

  5. 14 Nov 2014

    "I don't need to check all prices of every product I buy because of marginal consumers. In this case, my Mom" - Marcus Cole

  6. 14 Nov 2014

    "My credit card company provided primary insurance to compete in a marketplace that is hotly competitive." - Marcus Cole

  7. 14 Nov 2014

    "The Rational Choice story of consumer credit outperforms the Behavioral Economics story" - Howard Beales

  8. 14 Nov 2014

    "Walmart has around 150,000 SKUs. Why isn't every shopper paralyzed by Choice Overload?" - Howard Beales

  9. 14 Nov 2014

    Why can't you ever make it to the gym? Howard Beales says it's Hyperbolic Discounting

  10. 14 Nov 2014

    "Behavioral Economics argues that mistakes are biased and systematic." - Howard Beales

  11. 14 Nov 2014

    "Imperfect information and transaction costs are the two key rationales for credit regulation." - Howard Beales

  12. 14 Nov 2014

    "The proportion of banks offerring free checking accounts has decreased sharply since 2009" - Jeffrey Tassey

  13. 14 Nov 2014

    "Credit card debt has decreased more than other types of credit since the recession and not recovered." - Jeffrey Tassey

  14. 14 Nov 2014

    What a great panel! Let lunch begin!

  15. 14 Nov 2014

    Lots of muggle talk here at the Symposium. The Wizarding World of Economics?

  16. 14 Nov 2014

    "You're asking a macroeconomic question. Nobody understands macroeconomics . . ." laughs from audience - Richard Hynes

  17. 14 Nov 2014

    "Detailed consumer credit research is tied to properly allocating regulation resources." - Heidi Schooner

  18. 14 Nov 2014

    "Consumer credit markets are procyclical. They run with the business cycle." - Heidi Schooner

  19. 14 Nov 2014

    "When people are excluded from credit markets, they turn to inferior products." - Hilary Miller

  20. 14 Nov 2014

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