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The Law and Economics of Employment Discrimination Law
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance, 2018The labor market is governed by a panoply of laws, regulating virtually all aspects of the employment relation, including hiring, firing, information exchange, privacy, workplace safety, work hours, minimum wages, and access to courts for redress of ...
J. Hersch, Blair Druhan Bullock
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The future of law and economics
Science Communication, 1998Several developments are likely to have significant impact on scholarship in the field of law and economics in the future. These include, first, creation of a richer base of empirical work; second, development of theories in human decisionmaking which surpass the explanatory value of the rational choice model; and third, incorporation of equitable ...
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Private Labels: Challenges for Competition Law and Economics
World Competition Law and Economics Review, 2017This article deals with the competition concerns that arise from the continuing growth of private labels. It provides an overview of the existing knowledge in economics and discusses how competition authorities may profit from this knowledge in assessing
H. Nevo, R. V. D. Bergh
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Concepts in Law and Economics: A Guide for the Curious
, 2015Economic debates about markets and freedom from the late 1940s onwards focused increasingly on how laws and regulation affected economic behavior, and how economics influenced legal decision-making.
Jim Leitzel
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The Distributive Deficit in Law and Economics
, 2015Welfarist 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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1994
The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics is a major new reference work which highlights the common ground between all the branches of the school while demonstrating the breadth and diversity within it. The Companion reflects the many areas where Austrian economists have made contributions, including technical economics, methodology of the social ...
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The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics is a major new reference work which highlights the common ground between all the branches of the school while demonstrating the breadth and diversity within it. The Companion reflects the many areas where Austrian economists have made contributions, including technical economics, methodology of the social ...
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Law and economics: the comparative law and economics of frustration in contracts
2011Frustration of purpose is a defense to the enforcement of a contractual obligation. Legal systems generally provide this defense when an unforeseen event undermines a party’s purpose for entering into a contract. In many legal systems frustration of purpose is often treated and discussed jointly with the related doctrine of impossibility, which ...
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2016
Contents: Traditional Law and Economics: Contracts: Filling gaps in incomplete contracts: an economic theory of default rules, Ian Ayres and Robert Gertner. Torts: The boundaries of vicarious liability: an economic analysis of the scope of employment rule and related legal doctrines, Alan O. Sykes.
Francesco Parisi, Richard A. Posner
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Contents: Traditional Law and Economics: Contracts: Filling gaps in incomplete contracts: an economic theory of default rules, Ian Ayres and Robert Gertner. Torts: The boundaries of vicarious liability: an economic analysis of the scope of employment rule and related legal doctrines, Alan O. Sykes.
Francesco Parisi, Richard A. Posner
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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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