This course, structured as a seminar, will explore foundational questions concerning prices and pricing from a legal and economic perspective. Basic questions we may explore include: Why have prices at all? How does price-setting occur (in theory and practice)? How should it occur? What are appropriate and realistic social goals relating to prices? We will consider perspectives on prices drawn from various areas of law and policy (potentially including competition law, regulated industries, and the law of money) and from a variety of perspectives and traditions in economic thought. We will consider selected policy applications and issues, potentially including global and international questions related to prices and prices, to inform our broader discussions.