Monday 3:00 - 4:45 p.m. SEA*	Session 4D* Bad Public Goods II: Giving Things Away
*Organizers:*	David D. Haddock, Northwestern University
Session Chairs:	Richard Stroup, North Carolina State University
*Papers:*	"The Identity Commons" Richard Brooks, Yale Law School (Contact Author) *Discussant:* Alison Berry, Property and Environment Research Center "Why the National Organ Transplant Act Survives: Reasons from Public Choice Economics" Lloyd Cohen, George Mason University (Contact Author) *Discussant:* Timothy M Cranston, Property & Environment Research Center "The Political Spectrum: Evaluating Government Allocation of Unlicensed Spectrum as a Transactional Efficiency with Data from Wireless Markets" Thomas Hazlett, George Mason University (Contact Author) *Discussant:* David D. Haddock, Northwestern University

Tuesday 8:00 - 9:45 a.m. SEA*	Session 4G* Bad Public Goods III: Designating Providers
*Organizers:*	David D. Haddock, Northwestern University
Session Chairs:	Bruce L. Benson, Florida State University
*Papers:*	"Public Safety a Public Good?" Goran Skogh, Linköping Universitet (Contact Author) *Discussant:* Thomas Hazlett, George Mason University "The Bureau of Reclamation: Public Good Provider or Rent Transferring Ageny?" P. J. Hill, Wheaton College (Contact Author) *Discussant:* Lloyd Cohen, George Mason University "Why Good Managers Do Bad Things: The Case of the Endangered Species Act" Richard Stroup, North Carolina State University (Contact Author) *Discussant:* Richard Brooks, Yale Law School