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Compensation for Pure Economic Loss
2022This chapter focuses on pure economic loss, that is, loss without accompanying harm to a plaintiff’s person or property. Pure economic loss is one of the most discussed topics of tort law scholarship, even though a number of legal systems (France, Italy) do not recognize the legal category and in others (German, England, the United States) it is often ...
Mauro Bussani +2 more
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Science of the Total Environment, 2022
Ecological compensation has become very common worldwide due to the imbalance in the development of modern society, economy, and the environment and the increased pressure on ecosystem carrying capacity.
Yuxiang Zhang +5 more
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Ecological compensation has become very common worldwide due to the imbalance in the development of modern society, economy, and the environment and the increased pressure on ecosystem carrying capacity.
Yuxiang Zhang +5 more
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Unemployment Compensation: An Economic Tool
Social Forces, 1947The whittling down of wartime controls climaxed by the end of effective price control has engendered a mood of holiday gaiety in certain circles as they envisage the "killing" which lies ahead. The most raucous laughter is reserved for those prophets who foresaw the likelihood of widespread and prolonged unemployment as a result of the sudden collapse ...
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On the Economic Compensation System of Divorce
Open Journal of Legal Science, 2023佩辰 翟
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Economic Determinants of Workers' Compensation Trends
The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1994The upward trend in workers' compensation indemnity claims has been largely the result of two forces: changes in the program itself, particularly in the level of benefits and in the decline in the waiting period, and changes in the demography of the workforce, particularly the level of risky employment and the number of older workers.
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THE ECONOMICS OF COMPENSATING PROPERTY OWNERS
Contemporary Economic Policy, 1997Using command‐and‐control regulation of land use to produce a public good (as opposed to preventing physical off‐property harms) without compensating the landowner can be expected to produce two unintended consequences: (i) management actions by landowners to reduce the land's attractiveness for production of the public good being sought and (ii ...
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Behavioral Economics and Physician Compensation — Promise and Challenges
New England Journal of Medicine, 2015Health care organizations embracing new payment models may find that applying behavioral economics can boost the effect of new incentives. By creating more favorable decision-making environments, we can take advantage of cognitive biases to encourage high-value care.
Dhruv, Khullar +6 more
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Development economics and the compensation principle
International Social Science Journal, 2003How does development economics address the issue of gains and losses from the displacement that inevitably accompanies many development processes? This paper argues that economists have struggled mightily between the core criterion of a “Pareto improvement”, which vests individuals with infinite rights in their current standard of living, and its ...
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Relating Economic Value to Executive Compensation
2016The last financial crisis revealed a mismatch between performance compensation and the creation of short- as opposed to long-term economic value, with no well-defined criteria for the connection between the two. The chapter looks at the current state of the art with particular reference to total shareholder value (TSV), and systems for employee ...
M. R. Griffiths, J. R. Lucas
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