John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business
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- Open LibraryOL9068164A
Top Subjects
- United States (34)
- Law and legislation (10)
- Government policy (9)
- Mathematical models (7)
- Economic aspects (6)
- Consolidation and merger of corporations (6)
- Industrial policy (5)
Books by John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business
Total count: 48
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Explaining variation in takeover defensesfailure in the corporate law marketHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Corporate risk analysisa reckless act?Harvard Law School2000-01-01
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Cigarette smokers as job risk takersHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Principles of fairness versus human welfareon the evaluation of legal policyHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Stock prices and social wealthHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Household specialization and the male marriage wage premiumHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Gender, income levels, and the demand for cigarettesHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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A new approach to takeover law and regulatory competitionHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Jurors, judges, and the mistreatment of risk by the courtsHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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The individual justice of averagingHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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The essential role of organizational lawHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Global differences in corporate governance systems theory and implications for reformsHarvard Law School2000-01-01
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Directed credit?capital market competition in high-growth JapanHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Chapter 1Japanese distribution : background, issues, examplesHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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GivingsHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Private monitoring in common fund class actionsHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Property rights and indigenous tradition among early 20th century Japanese firmsHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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How does double jeopardy help defendants?Harvard Law School2001-01-01
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A new approach to valuing secured claims in bankruptcyHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Should candidates flip a coin if the difference in their votes is small?Harvard Law School2001-01-01
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Executive compensation in Americaoptimal contracting or extraction of rents?Harvard Law School2001-01-01
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U.S. secondary stock marketsa survey of current regulatory and structural issues and a reform proposal to enhance competitionHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Uniform prices for differentiated goodsthe case of the movie-theater industryHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Federal intervention to enhance shareholder choiceHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Property rights and liability rulesthe ex ante view of the cathedralHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Toward an economic theory of pro-defendant criminal procedureHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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Antidiscrimination and accommodationHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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The market for federal judicial law clerksHarvard Law School2001-01-01
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On takeover law and regulatory competitionHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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The advantage of focusing law enforcement effortHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Why above-cost price cuts to drive out entrants do not signal predation or even market power - and the implications for defining costsHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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The political economy of insider trading legislation and enforcementinternational evidenceHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Can culture ever constrain the economic model of corporate law?Harvard Law School2002-01-01
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Committee jurisdiction and internet intellectual property protectionHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Toward a functional understanding of standingHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Academic earmarks and the returns to lobbyingHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Firms' decisions where to incorporateHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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A cost-benefit analysiswhy relative economic position does not matterHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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All individuals may be made worse off under any nonwelfarist principleHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Managerial decision-making in non-market environmentsa survey experimentHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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The law and economics of creativity in the workplaceHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Community enforcement of informal contractsJewish diamond merchants in New YorkHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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The success and survival of cautious optimismlegal rules and endogenous perceptions in pre-trial settlement negotiationsHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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The powerful antitakeover force of staggered boardstheory, evidence, and policyHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Corporate law's limitsHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Vigorous race or leisurely walkreconsidering the debate on state compensation over corporate chartersHarvard Law School2002-01-01
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Skin tone effects among African Americansperceptions and realityHarvard Law School2006-01-01
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Which antitrust school drives recent supreme court decisionHarvard Law School2007-01-01