Henry G. Manne

Henry G. Manne was an influential American legal scholar and economist, known for his work in law and economics, particularly corporate law and securities regulation. He proposed that market mechanisms could improve legal frameworks, suggesting that corporate governance and shareholder rights should be understood through economic principles. Manne is recognized for his ideas on insider trading, arguing that legal restrictions can hinder market efficiency. His work has played a significant role in shaping modern thought on how economic incentives influence legal structures and business practices, highlighting the interplay between law and economic realities.