The Coase Foundation underwrites the production of the Journal of Competition Law & Economics, published by the Oxford University Press since 2004. The Journal is now the preeminent journal on antitrust law and covers developments in the United States, the European Union, and other regions and nations.
The Coase Foundation’s research analyzes the regulation placed on firms, markets, industries, and technologies. Our work examines empirically the effects of regulation on the incentives that firms face and the economic performance that results. Our fellows develop new insights and approaches to regulation that protect consumers without unnecessarily harming the efficiency of firms or discouraging their investment in innovation.
Jerry A. Hausman & J. Gregory Sidak, "Are Regulators Forward-Looking? The Market Price of Copper Versus the Regulated Price of Mandatory Access to Unbundled Local Loops in Telecommunications Networks," 61 Federal Communications Law Journal 199 (2008), co-authored with Timothy J. Tariff.
J. Gregory Sidak, "A Consumer-Welfare Approach to Network Neutrality Regulation of the Internet," 2 Journal of Competition Law & Economics 349 (2006).
J. Gregory Sidak,"When Does an Optional Tariff Not Lead to a Pareto Improvement? The Ambiguous Effects of Self-Selecting Nonlinear Pricing When Demand Is Interdependent or Firms Do Not Maximize Profit," 2 Journal of Competition Law & Economics 285 (2006), co-authored with John C. Panzar.
Jerry A. Hausman & J. Gregory Sidak, "Did Mandatory Unbundling Achieve Its Purpose? Empirical Evidence from Five Countries," 1 Journal of Competition Law & Economics 173 (2005).
Jerry A. Hausman & J. Gregory Sidak, "Why Do the Poor and the Less-Educated Pay More for Long-Distance Calls?," Contribution in Economic and Policy Research, vol. 3, issue 1, article 3 (2004.
J. Gregory Sidak, "Competition Law for State-Owned Enterprises," 71 Antitrust Law Journal 479 (2003), co-authored with David E. M. Sappington.
J. Gregory Sidak, "An Economic Theory of Censorship," 11 Supreme Court Economic Review 81 (2003).
J. Gregory Sidak, "The Failure of Good Intentions: The WorldCom Fraud and the Collapse of American Telecommunications After Deregulation," 20 Yale Journal on Regulation 207 (2003).
Jerry A. Hausman & J. Gregory Sidak, "Does Bell Company Entry into Long-Distance Telecommunications Benefit Consumers?," 70 Antitrust Law Journal 463 (2002), co-authored with Gregory K. Leonard.
J. Gregory Sidak, "The Pig in the Python: Is Lumpy Capacity Investment Used and Useful?," 23 Energy Law Journal 383 (2002), co-authored with William J. Baumol.
J. Gregory Sidak, "Exporting Telecommunications Regulation: The U.S.-Japan Negotiations on Interconnection Pricing," 43 Harvard International Law Journal 317 (2002), co-authored with Jeffrey H. Rohlfs.
J. Gregory Sidak, "The Efficient Allocation of Proceeds from a Utility’s Sale of Assets," 22 Energy Law Journal 233 (2001), co-authored with Paul W. MacAvoy.
J. Gregory Sidak, "Antitrust Divestiture in Network Industries," 68 University of Chicago Law Review 1 (2001), co-authored with Howard A. Shelanski.
J. Gregory Sidak, "An Antitrust Rule for Software Integration," 18 Yale Journal on Regulation 1 (2001).
J. Gregory Sidak & David J. Teece, "Innovation, Investment, and Unbundling," 17 Yale Journal on Regulation 1 (2000), co-authored with Thomas M. Jorde.
J. Gregory Sidak, "A Consumer-Welfare Approach to Mandatory Unbundling of Telecommunications Networks," 109 Yale Law Journal 417 (1999), co-authored with Jerry A. Hausman.
J. Gregory Sidak, "The Pricing of Inputs Sold to Competitors," 11 Yale Journal on Regulation 171 (1994), co-authored with William J. Baumol.
J. Gregory Sidak, "Givings, Takings, and the Fallacy of Forward-Looking Costs," 72 New York University Law Review 1068 (1997), co-authored with Daniel F. Spulber.
J. Gregory Sidak, "The Tragedy of the Telecommons: Government Pricing of Unbundled Network Elements Under the Telecommunications Act of 1996," 97 Columbia Law Review 1081 (1997), co-authored with Daniel F. Spulber.
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"Deregulatory Takings and Breach of the Regulatory Contract," 71 New York University Law Review 851 (1996), co-authored with Daniel F. Spulber.