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Publication IconThe Misdirection of Current Corporate Governance Proposals pdf
July 29, 2009
Congressional Testimonies
J. W. Verret

Publication IconFlaws in the AIG Trust Agreement and Implications for Pending Citigroup and Other TARP Trusts pdf
May 13, 2009
Congressional Testimonies
J. W. Verret

Publication IconCircuit City Unplugged: Did Chapter 11 Fail to Save 34,000 Jobs? pdf
March 11, 2009
Congressional Testimonies
Todd Zywicki

Todd J. Zywicki, Professor of Law at George Mason University and a Senior Scholar at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, testified on whether the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 to the Bankruptcy Code, failed to foster successful reorganizations.


Publication IconExecutive Pay and the Role of Compensation Consultants pdf
December 5, 2007
Congressional Testimonies
Houman B. Shadab
Mercatus Senior Research Fellow Houman B. Shadab delivered this testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Shadab discusses the academic law and economic literature regarding explanations for increased compensation among public company executives and other empirical findings relevant to potential conflicts of interest among executive compensation consultants.
Recent Events:

Event IconExploring Issues in Litigation Reform
Capitol Hill Campus
May 2, 2006
Though the American public has clearly embraced the benefits our legal system, some argue that the effectiveness of American tort law and white-collar statutes have diminished considerably in the last few decades. In order to take a closer look at the issues of litigation reform, the Mercatus Center at George Mason University hosted a two-day course to provide policymakers with a thoughtful economic analysis.

Event IconFor Richer or Poorer: America's Standard of Living
Capitol Hill Campus
April 11, 200712:00 PM

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