Adam SeleneThe Myth of Anti-Competitive PricingPosner (1968: 1563–4) Upholds the position where diverse markets act outside the whims of individual players. The distinction comes from an…Aug 3, 2017Aug 3, 2017
Adam Selene5/5 Bitcoin and the connection to contractingThe postal acceptance rule and non-RBF BitcoinJul 19, 20171Jul 19, 20171
Adam Selene4/5 Bitcoin and the connection to ContractingBitcoin and remote paymentsJul 17, 20171Jul 17, 20171
Adam Selene3/5 Bitcoin and the connection to ContractingWhat is an “Electronic Contract”?Jul 15, 20171Jul 15, 20171
Adam Selene2/5 Bitcoin and the connection to ContractingIssues with electronic contracting in relation to BitcoinJul 13, 20172Jul 13, 20172
Adam Selene1/5 Bitcoin and the Connection to ContractingAn introduction to contractual formationJul 11, 20171Jul 11, 20171
Adam SeleneThe Asian Currency CrisisIt has been argued that the currency crisis in Asia in the late 90's differed in significant ways to many of the previous crises (Cogman &…Jul 4, 20171Jul 4, 20171
Adam SeleneBanks versus markets.We will attempt to show that banks and financial markets offer both complimentary and competing services depending on a range of factors…Jun 29, 2017Jun 29, 2017
Adam SeleneFearing CompaniesThe current bitcoin debate has nothing at all to do with centralisation. As I wrote in my piece on the hijacking of the term ‘node’ we can…Jun 28, 20174Jun 28, 20174
Adam SeleneBank Lending Decisions, Asymmetric Information, Adverse Selection, and Moral Hazard.Minsky (1975, 1982, 1986) supported the position that stability destabilises. In analysing the development of the economy across the…Jun 24, 2017Jun 24, 2017