The lastest episode of EconTalk is a conversation between Richard Epstein and me on the legislative assault on Wal-Mart and other Big Box retailers. We talk about the political economy of such legislation, the decline of the union movement over time and the constitutionality of various attempts of union-supported firms to handicap Wal-Mart in the marketplace. You can listen to it here.
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