Pensions and Passivity

Gregory S. Alexander

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While the phenomenon of passive ownership has been widely discussed, its origin as part of equity's tradition is much less commonly remarked.On the successes of equity in general, see Douglas Laycock, Equity's Triumphs, 56 Law & Contemp.Probs.(forthcoming Summer 1993).2. See Charles Donahue, Jr., The Future of Property Predicted from Its Past, in Nomos XXII: Property 28 (J.Roland Pennock & John W

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