David D. Haddock

Areas of Expertise

Courses

Selected Publications

• Regulation on Demand: A Private Interest Model of Insider Trading Regulation in Classics in Corporate Law and Economics.
• To Tax Tribes or Not to Tax Tribes? That Is the Question in 12 lewis & clark law review 971-989 (2008).
• Why Individuals Provide Public Goods in Accounting for Mother Nature (Stanford University Press, 2008).
• Basing Point Pricing: Competitive vs. Collusive Theories in 72 american economic review 289-306 (June 1982).
• An Ordinary Economic Rationale for Extraordinary Legal Sanctions in 78 california law review 1-51 (January 1990). (with Fred S. McChesney and Menahem Spiegel)
• The Black Death and Property Rights in 31(2 Pt. 2) journal of legal studies 545-588 (June 2002). (with Lynne Kiesling)

Joint Appointments

• Faculty, Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Economics

Education

• BA, Oklahoma State University
• PhD, University of Chicago

Prior Appointments

• Stanford Clinton Sr. Research Professor, 1993-1994, Northwestern University
• Associate Professor of Law, 1989-1992, Northwestern University
• visiting professor of law, 1988-1989, Northwestern University
• John M. Olin Faculty Fellow in Law and Economics, 1987-1988, University of Chicago
• Associate Professor of Economics, 1985-1989, Emory University
• Assistant Professor of Economics, 1980-1981, Ohio State University
• Research Professor of Law and Economics, 1981-1985, Emory University
• Faculty Fellow in Civil Liability, 1984-1985, Yale University
• Chief of Economic Studies for Antitrust Matters, 1978-1980, Ford Motor Company
• Lecturer in Economics, 1975-1978, University of California, Los Angeles