Race, Dignity, and Commerce

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From (Someone Else's) Cold, Dead Hands: Disarming the PLCAA With the Sales and Marketing Predicate Exception Post Soto v. Bushmaster

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American Common Market Redux

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All Powerful? How the FBI's Request of Apple to Unlock an iPhone Using the All Writs Act Fails the New York Telephone Test

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Serious Deficiencies in the Drafting of Article 71 of the CISG on Suspension Due to Prospective Impairment of Contract Expectations

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California's Fair Pay to Play Act and Its Fight Against the Commerce Clause

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Harmful Unbundling

Companies have been unbundling their product: they have been selling separately products and services that were traditionally sold together. In doing so, they have raised their profits. This paper uses a model to show how companies can use unbundling to increase profits and decrease competition. Unbundling raises problems when it increases information cost, information asymmetry, and barriers to entry. This paper also discusses the US case laws that have grasped with these issues of bundling and unbundling.

F-1 Student Visas and the Student Debt Crisis

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