The Father of Food and Drug Law as Strategic Regulator
A public-choice reinterpretation of the 1897 Act, combining a newly hand-collected district-level panel of bonded-whiskey withdrawals, newspaper price data, and the…
My research sits at the intersection of historical political economy, public choice, and the political economy of regulation — when regulation serves the public interest, and when it instead protects incumbents or substitutes for order that markets and communities already supply. Browse below, or filter the working papers by topic. Click any card to read more.