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TAX LAW, COMPLEXITY AND LAW AND ECONOMICS
The study criticizes the reductionist model of Science that preponderates among Tax Law scholars, whose efforts are exclusively focused on the structural and semantic studies of tax rules.
André Folloni, Camila Beatriz Simm
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THE ECONOMICS OF THE LAW OF EFFECT [PDF]
A corollary of the law of effect predicts that the larger the reinforcement, the greater the rate of responding. However, an animal must eat more small portions than large portions to obtain the same daily intake, and one would predict, therefore, that when eating smaller portions an efficient animal would eat less (conserving time and energy) and/or ...
G H, Collier +3 more
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Issues concerning the regulation aspects of financial markets are not simple. One of the reasons for this is that a great number of detailed factors have an effect, for example, the trust of the consumers of financial services or their behavior .
Tomasz Nieborak
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FIRST MODERN INSTITUTIONS OF COMPETITION REGULATION – LAW AND ECONOMICS OR LAW VERSUS ECONOMICS?
Competition regulation nowadays is a result of a nexus of many intertwined phenomena, which under different circumstances might bring different results.
Mikołaj Klimczak
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Law and Economics, or Punctum Archimedis in Environmental Law
This article examines the autonomous field of Law and Economics, indicates the importance of integrating the economical methodology in the process of comprehensively understanding the normative order and laments over the undesirable shortage of ...
Iviko Khavtasi
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Background Worker health is often influenced by their occupation type, and the accumulative effect of occupation has a significant impact on their health after retirement.
Li He +9 more
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Expressive Law and Economics [PDF]
This article develops an economic theory of expressive law. By expressing social values, law can tip a system of social norms into a new equilibrium. This process can create or destroy a social norm without changing individual values. In addition, law can change the individual values of rational people. Internalizing a social norm is a moral commitment
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Théorie de la régulation et histoire du droit :un croisement fertile
The aim of this article is to explore the possible connections between the methods used by scholars in the research domain of the Legal History and the research agenda of the French Régulation Theory (TR).
Samuel Klebaner
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Study on the possibility of compensation for moral damages for breach of contract [PDF]
The purpose of this article is to explore the possibility of establishing a system of moral damages for breach of contract through the study of tourism contracts, so as to protect the interests of contractual counterparties who suffer non-pecuniary ...
Liua Shucheng, Yan Keyu
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Lei e ordem econômica no pensamento de John R. Commons
The paper has analyzed John R. Commons' contribution to the comprehension of Law and Economics relationship. In contrast to the orthodox economics, Commons has shown that the capitalist economic order emerges and functions regulated by laws and ...
Sebastião Guedes
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