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Aaron Director (1901-2004) was a conservative economics professor who built his department at the University of Chicago into the finest in the world.  He was immensely influential in working with many Nobel laureates, including Milton Friedman (whom Director's younger sister Rose married), George Stigler and Ronald Coase.  After he retired from the University of Chicago he accepted a position with the Hoover institution at Stanford University.

'''Aaron Director''' (1901-2004) was a conservative economics professor who built his department at the University of Chicago into the finest in the world.  He was immensely influential in working with many Nobel laureates, including Milton Friedman (whom Director's younger sister Rose married), George Stigler and Ronald Coase.  After he retired from the University of Chicago he accepted a position with the Hoover institution at Stanford University.

In 1958, Aaron Director founded the ''Journal of Law and Economics'', which caused enormous changes in antitrust law by encouraging courts to focus on price-fixing and large mergers rather than issues like resale price maintenance.

In 1958, Aaron Director founded the ''Journal of Law and Economics'', which caused enormous changes in antitrust law by encouraging courts to focus on price-fixing and large mergers rather than issues like resale price maintenance.