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REF 340.11 H2466L 2011
- Floor 2 General Law - No Checkout
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In Library Use Only
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340.11 H2466L 2011
- Floor 5
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Checked Out
- (Due: Jun 8 2013)
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Economic tools and concepts
- Normative and behavioral complications in the application of economics to law
- The Coase Theorem and related property issues
- The economics of enforcing promises
- Economics of tort law
- The economics of settlements
- Economic analysis of criminal law
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- The economics of antitrust
- The economics of government regulation
- Intellectual property
- The evolution of law
- Tax policy and taxes on intergenerational transfers
- Marriage and divorce
- Public choice.
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