I am an associate professor of economics in the department of
economics at George Mason University. I am also research director
for The Independent Institute
and a research fellow with the Mercatus
Center. You can find out more about my research interests in
empirical law and economics (tort reform, bounty hunters, judicial
electoral systems etc.), voting theory and alternative political
institutions, health economics (especially the FDA) by browsing my forthcoming and published papers
and working papers. Here is
my CV (html,PDF) - note
that the html version contains live links. I am also the
co-author
of an extensive website on the FDA, FDAReview.org,
and the editor of a number of books including those below (click on the
image for more information). Syllabi for
my classes can be
found further below.
The schedule for the Center
for Study of Public Choice's Brown Bag Seminar can be found by
clicking on the link.
Check out my new blog with Tyler Cowen:
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