November 10, 2008
The State of Conservatism
November 10, 2008
Kling on Financial Markets
November 10, 2008
Lectures on Macroeconomics, No. 3
November 9, 2008
Lectures in Macro, No. 2
November 8, 2008
Unpresidential Remarks
November 8, 2008
Lectures in Macroeconomics, No. 1
November 8, 2008
More on Autos
November 8, 2008
The Economics of the Auto Industry
November 7, 2008
Why the Left Should Not Forgive the American Voter
The main factor here is Tenant injury to the Contracting party. The Individual's right to Privacy is limited from any attempt to gain personal betterment at the cost of loss to Another.
Posner's insurance issue is another thing altogether. The entire theory of Insurance is to take a General Pool, in which major factors can impose substantial costs, and spread the risk among all Participants. Do Insurers have the moral right to exclude Individuals from Risk-spreading because they have been proven to be a higher Risk than normal?
The Legal Right alters from the moral right, if all Insured (Risk-spreaders) face acturial Costs higher than statistical average, due to the addition of the higher-than-normal Risks. A difficult question. lgl