BRG Review

The breadth of material covered provides a glimpse into the varied and interesting ongoing research performed around the world by experts and staff throughout BRG. Our experts comprise academics and private-sector professionals in many fields, including economics, finance, healthcare, and data analytics.

For more information, please contact Paul Wazzan, editor-in-chief of BRG Review.

Summer 2023 (Vol. 10)

• John Hekman, “Why US Long-Term Inflation May Be Higher Than 2 Percent“
• James Langenfeld, Chris Ring, and Mary Wilson Grist, “Economic Research and Federal Trade Commission’s Proposed Rule Banning Non-Compete Agreements“

Winter 2022 (Vol. 9)

• Stuart Miller and Krishnan Ramadas, “The Availability of Noninfringing Alternatives from a Lost Profits Perspective“
• Nicholas Chmielewski and Kevin Browning, “Improving Throughput Metrics with Reduced Labor Expenses“

Winter 2021 (Vol. 8)

• Chris Cable: “Hybrid Productivity Measurement in Hospitals“
• Stuart Miller: “Reasonable Royalty and the Infringer’s Profits“
• Elizabeth Arnold and Chester Hanvey: “Compliance with the DOL’s New Overtime Rules: The Exemption Job Analysis”
• Jason Moretz and Nicholas Chmielewski: “Emergency Department Boarding: Methods Accounting for Lost Productivity“

Winter 2018 (Vol. 7)

• Katie Pawlitz, Esq., and Greg Russo: “Proactively Responding to Government Investigations Using Data Analytics: An Examination of Data Considerations in the Post-Acute Context”
• Audrey Boles, Sam Brott, and Michele Martin: “Antitrust Market Definition—A Review of Five Influential Papers”
• Tito Cardoso: “Utilizing a Self-Financing Strategy for Projects”

Spring 2017 (Vol. 6)

• Greg Russo and Daniel Hettich: “Are You on Target? An Analysis of Medicare’s Target Prices under the New CJR Program and Where Your MSA Stands Now”
• John Davis: “Unravelling Market Shifts in the Pricing of Composite Goods Using Hedonic Price Index Methods”
• Jacqueline Baratian and Melissa Hulke: “BEWARE: The Road Signals Are Showing a Green Light for Increased Future Oversight and Enforcement of Medicaid Managed Care Fraud”
• Dawn Eash, Keith Mendes, Joyce Suen, Joseph Tanimura, and C. Paul Wazzan: “Learning to Give and Take Depositions: A Case Study”

Winter 2014 (Vol. 4)

• Robin Cantor and Albert Bremser: “Market Share Liability from an Economics Perspective”
• Neil Shifrin and Robin Cantor: “The Safety of Chemical Products”
• Neil Shifrin: “Chemical Leaks and Spills”

Spring 2013 (Vol. 3)

• Stefan Boedeker: “Observational Studies in Wage and Hour Litigation”
• Dawn Eash: “Observational Studies in a Litigation Context: Important Practices in a Large-Scale Case Study”