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....  Lochner’s Economics and Why It Matters The Lochner era is a phase in the history of US constitutional law that spanned from the late nineteenth century to the first decades of the twen- tieth century. Most historians recognize its chronological extremes in All- geyer v. Louisiana (165 U.S. 578 [1897...

...Sylvie Lupton This article highlights the contributions of early economic thought to quality uncertainty. Both Roman law regarding fraud and medieval thinkers (such as Vacarius, Thomas Aquinas, Henry of Ghent, and Astesanus of Asti) scrutinized asymmetric information and shared uncertainty...