Economic Analysis of Law

Author: Posner
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: The Economics of Law is a vivid and clear written overview of Posner's world. Readers find it difficult to find a book that can match it in providing such extensive knowledge of legal issues. Posner's work will delight readers who are eager to apply techniques and methods from other disciplines in their own field of study. The Economics of Law strongly attracts everyone with its ability to design straightforward and effective policy choices and outcomes related to legal rules. The author employs price theory based on classical economics to conduct a comprehensive economic analysis of American legal theory, legal history, constitutional law, property law, contract law, tort law, criminal law, antitrust law, labor law, corporate law, securities law, tax law, international trade law, and legal procedure rules. This book provides academic guidance and summarizes the achievements of legal economics research, making it the most outstanding classic and textbook in the field of legal economics in the United States and even worldwide. It not only helps us fully understand the history and progress of legal economics research but also serves as an important pathway for us to learn research methods in legal economics and apply them to solving practical legal problems in China.