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The Center for Law and the Economy produces law review articles, white papers, policy briefs, and other publications. To view the complete list of the Center's publications, please also visit the Center's Scholarship Archive page.

Workplace Monitoring Platforms Are Sharing Your Data: An Investigation & Roadmap to Address Data Abuses

Workplace Monitoring Platforms Are Sharing Your Data: An Investigation & Roadmap to Address Data Abuses

Stephanie T. Nguyen and Levi Kaplan, David Choffnes, Alan Mislove, Seth Frotman, & Erie Meyer | 05/26

Labor and Employment Law | Privacy Law | Science and Technology Policy

Antitrust and Economic Liberty

Antitrust and Economic Liberty

Doha Mekki | 04/26

Antitrust and Trade Regulation | Civil Rights and Discrimination | Law and Economics

The Revival of Section 5: A Return to the FTC’s Roots in a Time of Democratic Crisis

The Revival of Section 5: A Return to the FTC’s Roots in a Time of Democratic Crisis

Shaoul Sussman | 04/26

Administrative Law | Consumer Protection Law | Law and Economics

General Rulemaking Grants and the Federal Trade Commission

General Rulemaking Grants and the Federal Trade Commission

Tamar Katz, Alex Lloyd George, Lev Menand, Tim Wu | 12/25

Administrative Law | Legislation

Complaints.gov: Building a Modern Infrastructure for Accountability

Complaints.gov: Building a Modern Infrastructure for Accountability

Erie Meyer | 12/2025

Consumer Protection Law | Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration

Cutting Out the Middleman: How States Can Save Medicaid Dollars by Firing Pharmacy Benefit Managers

Cutting Out the Middleman: How States Can Save Medicaid Dollars by Firing Pharmacy Benefit Managers

Hannah Garden-Monheit & Tyler Haydell | 11/2025

Health Law and Policy

The Loyalty Trap: How Loyalty Programs Hook Us with Deals, Hack our Brains, and Hike Our Prices

The Loyalty Trap: How Loyalty Programs Hook Us with Deals, Hack our Brains, and Hike Our Prices

Samuel A.A. Levine & Stephanie T. Nguyen | 10/2025

Consumer Protection Law | Privacy Law

After Notice and Choice: Reinvigorating “Unfairness” to Rein In Data Abuses

After Notice and Choice: Reinvigorating “Unfairness” to Rein In Data Abuses

Lina M. Khan, Samuel A.A. Levine, & Stephanie T. Nguyen | 06/25

Consumer Protection Law | Internet Law

Presidential Supremacy Over Administrative Agencies

Presidential Supremacy Over Administrative Agencies

Gary Gensler & Lev Menand | 06/25

Administrative Law | President/Executive Department

Administering a Democratic Industrial Policy

Administering a Democratic Industrial Policy

Joel Michaels & Amy Kapczynski | 01/24

Administrative Law | Law and Politics | Public Administration

Capital Regulation as Climate Policy

Capital Regulation as Climate Policy

Joel Michaels | 04/23

Administrative Law | Banking and Finance Law