Titlebook: Law and Economics and the Economics of Legal Regulation; J.-Matthias Graf Schulenburg,G?ran Skogh Book 1986 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, D

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Law and Economics and the Economics of Legal Regulationand ... Most of the research has been American or British. However, the importance of the subject has become more widely recognized and today there is also a great interest in Law and Economics in continental Europe..

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Transaction Cost and Communication: A Theory of Institutional Change, Applied to the Case of Patent . Two basic propositions are developed. In part 3,1 will apply the theory to explain changes in the patent law, using one specific case study and the outlines of a few other cases to demonstrate the validity of the propositions. Part IV offers a few inferences that may be drawn from the exercise.

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Law and Economics and the Economics of Legal Regulationand ... Most of the research has been American or British. However, the importance of the subject has become more widely recognized and today there is also a great interest in Law and Economics in continental Europe..

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Efficiency, Equity and Inalienabilityave been analyzed with any thoroughness. Recent work on the economics of property rights emphasizes the importance of a clear, well-defined set of rights to facilitate trading and accountability.. This research emphasizes the importance of assigning rights to valuable resources to particular owners,

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Negotiated Settlementing to court. If the legal situation is clear, one side or the other will probably simply accept the situation. Where there is doubt, either of law or of fact, more often than not, there is some kind of a compromise. Sometimes this compromise is directly negotiated by the parties without the interve

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Default Risk and the Optimal Pricing of Court Enforcement Services has performed his part of the contract and supplied something of value to the other but has not yet received contracted-for value in return. The first party will then face the risk that the second party will be unable, or unwilling, to carry out his obligations under the contract. The most obvious