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On the Economics of Law and Order
Journal of Political Economy, 1970Professor Becker has recently demonstrated the usefulness of "conventional " economic analysis in coming to grips with what is usually considered to be a noneconomic problem-crime and punishment (Becker 1968). In the article, he derives criteria for optimal levels of expenditure on law enforcement and form of punishment subject to a given legal ...
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The Distributive Deficit in Law and Economics
Minnesota law review, 2016Welfarist law and economics ignores the distributive consequences of legal rules to focus solely on efficiency, even though distribution unambiguously affects welfare, the normative maximand.
L. Fennell, Richard Mcadams
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2008
During its relatively short history, the law-and-economics movement has developed a wide spectrum of methodological approaches, distinguishable for their respective emphasis on positive, normative, or functional economic analysis. Ronald Coase's “The Problem of Social Cost†is generally considered to provide the foundations of the first identifiable
Klick, Jonathan, Parisi, Francisco
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During its relatively short history, the law-and-economics movement has developed a wide spectrum of methodological approaches, distinguishable for their respective emphasis on positive, normative, or functional economic analysis. Ronald Coase's “The Problem of Social Cost†is generally considered to provide the foundations of the first identifiable
Klick, Jonathan, Parisi, Francisco
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Quality & Quantity, 2011
Some of Law and Economics' pivotal claims have come to be criticized as a result of empirical findings that question their viability. Particularly, the premise that agents consistently act rationally and with their self-interest in mind seems problematic.
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Some of Law and Economics' pivotal claims have come to be criticized as a result of empirical findings that question their viability. Particularly, the premise that agents consistently act rationally and with their self-interest in mind seems problematic.
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2011
International law is a system of rules and principles that govern international relations of the subjects of international law namely; sovereign States, international organisations, the entities which do not have the full requirements of statehood and individuals.
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International law is a system of rules and principles that govern international relations of the subjects of international law namely; sovereign States, international organisations, the entities which do not have the full requirements of statehood and individuals.
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The power of public choice in law and economics
Journal of Economic Surveys, 2022Benno Torgler
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The Law and Economics of Article 102 TFEU
, 2020R. O'Donoghue, Jorge Padilla
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The Law and Economics of Privacy
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023Daniel J. Gilman, Liad Wagman
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