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Hal Singer

What Obligation Does a Successful Employer Owe Its Workers?

Hal Singer

February 19, 2025

When Market Forces Can’t Be Counted on to Protect Skiers

Hal Singer

January 10, 2025

The Neoliberal Critique of Trump’s Tariffs Finds Little Support in Economics or Among Voters

Hal Singer

December 13, 2024

A New CFPB Rule Could Spark Competition in the Banking Industry

Hal Singer

October 27, 2024

The Antitrust Case Against SpaceX

Hal Singer

August 8, 2024

Are Hedge Funds and Private Equity Firms Driving Up the Cost of Housing?

Hal Singer

July 12, 2024

Sorry Matt Yglesias, Hipster Antitrust Does Not Mean the Abandonment of Consumers. But It Does Mean New Ways to Protect Workers.

Hal Singer

June 12, 2024

The Not-So-Hypothetical Monopolist Test

Hal Singer

May 28, 2024

Did Economists Break the Economy? Review of Deaton’s Economics in America

Hal Singer

April 11, 2024

In Finding a Buyer for U.S. Steel, Security Concerns Can’t Trump Harms to Competition

Hal Singer

February 25, 2024

Did Microsoft’s Firing of 1,900 Workers Reflect the Exercise of Newfound Buying Power from Its Acquisition of Activision?

Hal Singer

January 29, 2024

It’s Time To Revisit Price Controls, Beginning with Limits on Overdraft Fees

Hal Singer

January 21, 2024

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