Harvard Law School. Program in Law and Economics

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Open LibraryOL15434631A

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United States (13)
Law and legislation (3)
Costs (Law) (3)
Lawyers (2)
Fees (2)
Income tax (2)
Damages (2)

Books by Harvard Law School. Program in Law and Economics

Total count: 14

Partial ownership as a strategic variable to facilitate tacit collusion

Harvard Law School1995-01-01
Managerial value diversion and shareholder wealth

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
The economics of lawyer referrals

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
The effect of fee-shifting rules on settlement terms

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
On divisibility and credibilitythe effects of the distribution of litigation costs over time on the credibility of threats to sue

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
Tax and non-tax distortions

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
Corporate mens reaa legal construct in search of a rationale

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
Damage measures for inadvertent breach of contract

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
Accuracy in adjudication

Harvard Law School1996-01-01
Concentration in the Israeli economy and bank investment in nonfinancial companies

Harvard Law School1997-01-01
Asymmetric rewardswhy class actions (may) settle for too little

Harvard Law School1997-01-01
Legal advice

Harvard Law School1997-01-01
A note on the optimal supply of public goods and the distortionary cost of taxation

Harvard Law School1998-01-01
The courtroom comes to the classroomestimating economic damages as an instructional device

Harvard Law School1998-01-01