Louis Kaplow
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1452730A
Top Subjects
- Mathematical models (22)
- Taxation (17)
- United States (16)
- Income tax (15)
- Economic aspects (13)
- Welfare economics (12)
- Law (10)
Books by Louis Kaplow
Total count: 157
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The patent-antitrust intersectiona reappraisalProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1983-01-01
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Extension of monopoly power through leverageProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1984-01-01
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Horizontal equitymeasures in search of principleProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1985-01-01
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An economic analysis of legal transitionsProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1985-01-01
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Private versus social costs in bringing suitProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1985-01-01
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Seminar on structural implications of the 1986 tax legislationHarvard Law School1986-01-01
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Brooking tax conferenceOctober 30-31, 1986The Brookings Institution Economic Studies Program1986-01-01
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Antitrust, law & economics, and the courtsProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1986-01-01
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Optimal government policy toward risk imposed by uncertainty concerning future government actionProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1986-01-01
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An economic analysis of legal transitionsseminar presentationLaw and Economics Programme, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto1986-01-01
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An ex ante perspective on deregulation, viewed ex postProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1987-01-01
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Optimal transition policyreplacing horizontal equity with an ex ante incentives perspective1987-01-01
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The effects and desirability of legal advice concerning information present in litigationProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1988-01-01
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A note on the optimal use of nonmonetary sanctionsProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1989-01-01
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A Model of the optimal complexity of rulesProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1989-01-01
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Incentives and government relief for riskNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
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Government relief for risk associated with government actionNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
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Optimal sanctions, uninformed individuals, and acquiring information about the lawProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1989-01-01
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The optimal probability and magnitude of fines for acts that are definitely undesirableProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1989-01-01
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The optimal probability and magnitude of fines for acts that are definitely undesirableNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
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Legal advice about acts already committedNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
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Legal advice about acts already committedHarvard Law School1989-01-01
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Optimal taxation with costly enforcement and evasionNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
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Income tax deductions for losses as insuranceProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1991-01-01
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Optimal law enforcement with self-reporting of behaviorNational Bureau of Economic Research1991-01-01
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The income tax as insurancethe casualty loss and medical expense deductions and the exclusion of the medical insurance premiumsNational Bureau of Economic Research1991-01-01
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The income tax as insurancethe casualty loss and medical expense deductions and the exclusion of medical insurance premiumsProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1991-01-01
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Taxation and risk takinga general equilibrium perspectiveProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1991-01-01
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Taxation and risk takinga general equilibrium perspectiveNational Bureau of Economic Research1991-01-01
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A note on taxation as social insurance for uncertain labor incomeNational Bureau of Economic Research1991-01-01
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Optimal law enforcement with self-reporting of behaviorHarvard Law School1991-01-01
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A note on taxation as social insurance for uncertain labor incomeProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1991-01-01
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Private versus socially optimal provision of ex ante legal adviceCambridge, MA :Program in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1991-01-01
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Private versus socially optimal provision of ex ante legal adviceNational Bureau of Economic Research1991-01-01
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A model of the optimal complexity of rulesNational Bureau of Economic Research1992-01-01
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Optimal distribution and taxation of the familyHarvard Law School1992-01-01
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Rules versus standardsan economic analysisProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1992-01-01
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Accuracy in the determination of liabilityNational Bureau of Economic Research1992-01-01
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Accuracy in the assessment of damagesHarvard Law School1992-01-01
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Optimal distribution and taxation of the familyNational Bureau of Economic Research1992-01-01
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A model of the optimal complexity of rulesProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1992-01-01
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Accuracy in the determination of liabilityHarvard Law School1992-01-01
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The value of accuracy in adjudicationHarvard Law School1993-01-01
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Seminar on current research in taxationChatham Bars Inn, Chatham, Massachusetts, August 26-29, 1993Fund for Tax and Fiscal Research, Harvard Law School1993-01-01
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Human capital and the income taxNational Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Should the government's allocation branch be concerned about the distortionary cost of taxation and distributive effects?Program in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1993-01-01
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The efficiency of the legal system versus the income tax in redistributing incomeNational Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Should the government's allocation branch be concerned about the distortionary cost of taxation and distributive effects?National Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Human capital and the income taxHarvard Law School1993-01-01
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The efficiency of the legal system versus the income tax in redistributing incomeHarvard Law School1993-01-01
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Shifting plaintiffs' fees versus increasing damage awardsHarvard Law School1993-01-01
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Optimal insurance contracts when establishing the amount of losses is costlyNational Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Optimal insurance contracts when establishing the amount of losses is costlyHarvard Law School1993-01-01
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Shifting plaintiffs' fees versus increasing damage awardsNational Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Accuracy, complexity, and the income taxNational Bureau of Economic Research1994-01-01
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Tax treatment of familiesHarvard Law School1994-01-01
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Human capital under an ideal income taxVirginia Law Review Association1994-01-01
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A fundamental objection to tax equity normsa call for utilitarianismProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1994-01-01
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Accuracy, complexity, and the income taxProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1994-01-01
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A note on subsidizing giftsProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1994-01-01
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The standard deduction and floors in the income taxProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1994-01-01
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A fundamental objection to tax equity normsa call for utilitarianismNational Bureau of Economic Research1994-01-01
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A note on subsidizing giftsNational Bureau of Economic Research1994-01-01
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How tax complexity and enforcement affect the equity and efficiency of the income taxNational Bureau of Economic Research1995-01-01
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Regional cost-of-living adjustments in tax-transfer schemesProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1995-01-01
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Fiscal federalism and the deductibility of state and local taxes under the federal income taxHarvard Law School1995-01-01
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Property rules versus liability rulesProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1995-01-01
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Regional cost-of-living adjustments in tax-transfer schemesNational Bureau of Economic Research1995-01-01
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Do liability rules facilitate bargaininga reply to Ayres and TalleyProgram in Law and Economics, Harvard Law School1995-01-01
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Accuracy in adjudicationHarvard Law School1996-01-01
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Tax and non-tax distortionsHarvard Law School1996-01-01
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On the superiority of corrective taxes to quantity regulationNational Bureau of Economic Research1997-01-01
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Concentration in the Israeli economy and bank investment in nonfinancial companiesHarvard Law School1997-01-01
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Transfer motives and tax policyNational Bureau of Economic Research1997-01-01
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Transfer motives and tax policyInternational Tax Program, Harvard Law School1998-01-01
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A note on the optimal supply of public goods and the distortionary cost of taxationHarvard Law School1998-01-01
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On the superiority of corrective taxes to quantity regulationInternational Tax Program, Harvard Law School1998-01-01
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Any non-individualistic social welfare function violates the Pareto principleNational Bureau of Economic Research1999-01-01
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Fairness versus welfare economics in normative analysis of lawLaw and Economics Programme, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto1999-01-01
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Economic analysis of lawNational Bureau of Economic Research1999-01-01
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Antitrust AnalysisProblems, Text and Cases5th editionPanel Pub1999-08-01
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Principles of fairness versus human welfareon the evaluation of legal policyHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Horizontal equitynew measures, unclear principlesNational Bureau of Economic Research2000-01-01
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A framework for assessing estate and gift taxationNational Bureau of Economic Research2000-01-01
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Horizontal equitynew measures, unclear principlesHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Antitrust Analysis, 2000 Supplement (Case Supplement)Aspen Publishers2000-09-01
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Any non-welfarist method of policy assessment violates the Pareto principleUniversity of Chicago Press2001-01-01
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Moral rules and the moral sentimentstoward a theory of an optimal moral systemNational Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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Why measure inequality?National Bureau of Economic Research2002-01-01
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Why measure inequality?Harvard Law School2002-01-01
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Moral rules and the moral sentimentstoward a theory of an optimal moral systemHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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All individuals may be made worse off under any nonwelfarist principleHarvard Law School2002-01-01
Fairness versus Welfare1st editionHarvard University Press2002-04-30-
Fairness versus welfarenotes on the Pareto principle, preferences, and distributive justiceHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Public goods and the distribution of incomeHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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The value of a statistical life and the coefficient of relative risk aversionHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Taxation and redistributionsome clarificationsHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Transition policya conceptual frameworkNational Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
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Fairness versus welfarenotes on the Pareto principle, preferences, and distributive justiceNational Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
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Public goods and the distribution of incomeNational Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
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Transition policya conceptual frameworkHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Concavity of utility, concavity of welfare, and redistribution of incomeHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Fairness versus welfarenotes on the Pareto principle, preferences, and distributive justiceHarvard Law School2003-01-01
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Concavity of utility, concavity of welfare, and redistribution of incomeNational Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
Analytical Methods for Lawyers 2003Foundation Press2003-10-01-
On the undesirability of commodity taxation even when income taxation is not optimalHarvard Law School2004-01-01
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Notes on welfarist versus deontological principlesHarvard Law School2004-01-01
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On the (ir)relevence of distribution and labor supply distortion of government policyNational Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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On the undesirability of commodity taxation even when income taxation is not optimalNational Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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Any non-welfarist method of policy assessment violates the Pareto principlereplyHarvard Law School2004-01-01
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On the (ir)relevance of distribution and labor supply distortion to government policyNational Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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On the (ir)relevance of distribution and labor supply distortion to government policyHarvard Law School2004-01-01
Decision Analysis, Game Theory, and InformationFoundation Press2004-08-01
MicroeconomicsFoundation Press2004-08-01
ContractingFoundation Press2004-08-01-
Income taxation and optimal government policyHarvard Law School2005-01-01
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Pareto principle and competing principlesHarvard Law School2005-01-01
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Pareto principle and competing principlesHarvard Law School2005-01-01
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Choosing expensive tastesHarvard Law School2005-01-01
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Income taxation and optimal government policyHarvard Law School2005-01-01
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Optimal control of externalities in the presence of income taxationNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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TaxationHarvard Law School2006-01-01
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Discounting dollars, discounting livesintergenerational distributive justice and efficiencyHarvard Law School, John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business2006-01-01
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Capital levies and transition to a consumption taHarvard Law School2006-01-01
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Myopia and the effects of social security and capital taxation on labor supplyHarvard Law School2006-01-01
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Discounting dollars, discounting livesintergenerational distributive justice and efficiencyNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Optimal income transfersNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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TaxationNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Optimal income transfersNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Capital levies and transition to a consumption taxNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Optimal control of externalities in the presence of income taxationNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Myopia and the effects of social security and capital taxation on labor supplyHarvard Law School2006-01-01
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Capital levies and transition to a consumption taxHarvard Law School2006-01-01
Fairness versus WelfareNew Ed editionHarvard University Press2006-09-01-
AntitrustHarvard Law School2007-01-01
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AntitrustNational Bureau of Economic Research2007-01-01
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Primary goods, capabilities,...or well-being?Harvard Law School2007-01-01
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Optimal policy with heterogeneous preferencesHarvard Law School, John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business2008-01-01
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The theory of taxation and public economicsHarvard Law School2008-01-01
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Optimal policy with heterogeneous preferencesNational Bureau of Economic Research2008-01-01
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Optimal taxationHarvard Law School2008-01-01
The Theory of Taxation and Public EconomicsPrinceton University Press2008-05-15-
Utility from accumulationHarvard Law School2009-01-01
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Taxes, permits, and climate changeHarvard Law School2010-01-01
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Why (ever) define marketsHarvard Law School2010-01-01
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Targeted savings and labor supplyHarvard Law School2010-01-01
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On the taxation of private transfersHarvard Law School2010-01-01
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On the taxation of private transfersNational Bureau of Economic Research2010-01-01
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An economic approach to price fixingHarvard Law School2011-01-01
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An optimal tax systemHarvard Law School2011-01-01
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Market definition and the merger guidelinesHarvard Law School2011-01-01
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Market share thresholdson the conflation of empirical assessments and legal policy judgmentsHarvard Law School2011-01-01
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On the choice of welfare standards in competition lawHarvard Law School2011-01-01
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Competition Policy and Price FixingPrinceton University Press2013-01-01
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Antitrust AnalysisProblems, Text, and CasesWolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S.2014-01-01
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Analytical Methods for LawyersWest Academic2017-01-01
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Rethinking Merger AnalysisMIT Press2024-01-01