Brett Frischmann’s goal in “Infrastructure: The Social Value of Shared Resources” is to pose and reflect on two central questions that are at the core of many contentious debates in law, economics and public policy. First, we often take for granted infrastructure resources that shape our...

In this paper, we analyze the controversy that took place between Blum and Kalven, and Calabresi around rationality or, more broadly, how individuals behave. We analyze how their respective conception regarding this specific aspect was included in their analyses about what economics could say...