Book contents
- Toward an Inframarginal Revolution
- Toward an Inframarginal Revolution
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Contributors
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction to Inframarginalism and This Volume
- 2 A New Corporate Tax
- 3 The Progressive Case against Antimonopolism
- 4 An Inframarginalist Argument for Mandating the Use of Pro-Consumer Boilerplate
- 5 Inframarginalism and the Distributive Corollary of the Coase Theorem
- 6 Distributive Consequences of Regulating Boilerplate
- 7 (How) Does Competition Law Address Quality?
- 8 Self-Colonization in American Law
- 9 Taxing Imputed Land Rent
- 10 A Neo-Kantian Approach to Competition Law?
- 11 Is Commodity Private Property Inherently Regressive?
- 12 The EU Regulatory Patchwork for Dark Patterns
- 13 Inframarginalism and Economism
- 14 Hipster Antiplagiarism
- Index
14 - Hipster Antiplagiarism
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Book contents
- Toward an Inframarginal Revolution
- Toward an Inframarginal Revolution
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Contributors
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction to Inframarginalism and This Volume
- 2 A New Corporate Tax
- 3 The Progressive Case against Antimonopolism
- 4 An Inframarginalist Argument for Mandating the Use of Pro-Consumer Boilerplate
- 5 Inframarginalism and the Distributive Corollary of the Coase Theorem
- 6 Distributive Consequences of Regulating Boilerplate
- 7 (How) Does Competition Law Address Quality?
- 8 Self-Colonization in American Law
- 9 Taxing Imputed Land Rent
- 10 A Neo-Kantian Approach to Competition Law?
- 11 Is Commodity Private Property Inherently Regressive?
- 12 The EU Regulatory Patchwork for Dark Patterns
- 13 Inframarginalism and Economism
- 14 Hipster Antiplagiarism
- Index
Summary
Academic plagiarism norms enable successful scholars to monopolize ideas. The New Brandeis School in antitrust has sought to expand antitrust’s scope and ought, therefore, to support antitrust action against enforcers of plagiarism rules. However, the New Brandeis School includes many scholars, writers, and other creatives and has tended to support monopolization of intellectual output by creatives. For example, New Brandeisians have called for expansion of intellectual property laws to include news and for the non-enforcement of the antitrust laws against cartels of musicians. As a result, it is unlikely that this School will champion antitrust action against plagiarism norms.
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- Toward an Inframarginal RevolutionRedistributing the Gains from Trade, pp. 492 - 514Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2025
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