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      When Should Price Hikes Be Illegal?

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      With presidential candidates vowing to bring high prices down, economists and attorneys discuss related regulatory and legislative efforts. What tools does the law provide to attack price increases? What new proposals are on the table? What harms are such laws attempting to mitigate? Why are many economists uneasy with price controls?
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      Event Details

      Duration

      60

      Format

      Webinar

      Date

      Oct 15, 2024

      2024-10-15T13:00:00-04:00 2024-10-15T14:00:00-04:00 When Should Price Hikes Be Illegal? With presidential candidates vowing to bring high prices down, economists and attorneys discuss related regulatory and legislative efforts. What tools does the law provide to attack price increases? What new proposals are on the table? What harms are such laws attempting to mitigate? Why are many economists uneasy with price controls?

      Speakers

      Deborah Feinstein

      Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP

      Diana Moss

      Progressive Policy Institute

      Justin Holz

      University of Michigan

      Paul Singer

      Kelley Drye & Warren LLP

      Sponsors

      Antitrust Law Section

      Co-sponsors

      Consumer Protection

      Economics

      Exemptions and Immunities

      Health Care and Pharmaceuticals

      Pricing Conduct

      Moderators

      Andrew Stivers

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