Matthew L. Spitzer

Endowment Effects Within Corporate Agency Relationships (2002)

Arlen, Jennifer, Spitzer, Matthew L, Talley, Eric

Behavioral Law and Economics has become an increasingly prominent field within legal scholarship, and most recently within the corporate area. A behavioral bias of particular relevance in corporate...

Endowment Effects Within Corporate Agency Relationships (2002)

Arlen, Jennifer, Spitzer, Matthew L, Talley, Eric

Behavioral Law and Economics has become an increasingly prominent field within legal scholarship, and most recently within the corporate area. A behavioral bias of particular relevance in corporate...

Endowment Effects Within Corporate Agency Relationships (2001)

Arlen, Jennifer, Spitzer, Matthew L., Talley, Eric

Behavioral Law and Economics has become an increasingly prominent field within legal scholarship, and most recently within the corporate area. A behavioral bias of particular relevance in corporate...

Digital Television and the Quid Pro Quo (2000)

Hazlett, Thomas W., Spitzer, Matthew L.

The recent zero-priced award of $11-70 billion in digital TV (DTV) licenses by the federal government occurred when auctions had been initiated for non-broadcast licenses and when the seven...

Digital Television and the Quid Pro Quo (2000)

Hazlett, Thomas W., Spitzer, Matthew L.

The recent zero-priced award of $11-70 billion in digital TV (DTV) licenses by the federal government occurred when auctions had been initiated for non-broadcast licenses and when the seven...

Digital Television and the Quid Pro Quo (2000)

Hazlett, Thomas W., Spitzer, Matthew L.

The recent zero-priced award of $11-70 billion in digital TV (DTV) licenses by the federal government occurred when auctions had been initiated for non-broadcast licenses and when the seven...

Digital Television and the Quid Pro Quo (2000)

Hazlett, Thomas W., Spitzer, Matthew L.

The recent zero-priced award of $11-70 billion in digital TV (DTV) licenses by the federal government occurred when auctions had been initiated for non-broadcast licenses and when the seven...

Where Is the Sin in Sincere? Sophisticated Manipulation of Sincere Judicial Voters (With Applications to Other Voting Environments) (1995)

Spiller, Pablo T., Spitzer, Matthew L.

Judicial Choice of Legal Doctrines (1992)

Spiller, Pablo T., Spitzer, Matthew L.

The Divergence Between Willingness-To-Pay and Willingness-To-Accept Measures of Value.

Hoffman, Elizabeth, Spitzer, Matthew L.

Justifying Minority Preferences in Broadcasting.

Spitzer, Matthew L.

Testing Minority Preferences in Broadcasting

Dubin, Jeffrey A., Spitzer, Matthew L.

Misregulating television: Network dominance and the FCC : Stanley M. Besen, Thomas G. Krattenmaker, A. Richard Metzger and John R. Woodbury, (University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, 1984)

Spitzer, Matthew L.

Where Is the Sin in Sincere? Sophisticated Manipulation of Sincere Judicial Voters (With Applications to Other Voting Environments).

Spiller, Pablo T, Spitzer, Matthew L

Judicial Choice of Legal Doctrines.

Spiller, Pablo T, Spitzer, Matthew L

Extensions of Ferejohn and Shipan's Model of Administrative Agency Behavior.

Spitzer, Matthew L

Some Implications of Cognitive Psychology for Risk Regulation: Comment.

Spitzer, Matthew L

The Coase Theorem: Some Experimental Tests.

Hoffman, Elizabeth, Spitzer, Matthew L

Digital Television and the Quid Pro Quo

Thomas W. Hazlett, Matthew L. Spitzer

The recent zero-priced award of $11-70 billion in digital TV (DTV) licenses by the federal government occurred when auctions had been initiated for non-broadcast licenses and when the seven...