Titlebook: Law and Markets; Alex Robson Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012 Coase theorem.competition.econo

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Introduction,urce movements can take place. As Coase (1991) notes, ‘without the appropriate institutions no market economy of any significance is possible’. Just as understanding markets, the process of trade and the gains from trade are all central to understanding economics, understanding the role that legal r

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The Coase Theorem,able findings in economics. The theorem states that under certain conditions legal rules will have no bearing on the economic efficiency of resource allocation. As long as there is . legal rule in place, then an efficient outcome will ensue.

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Accident Law and Markets, Part II: The Bilateral Care Model,se now that the victim can also take action (in the form of care or precaution) that reduces expected harm. This situation is referred to as . The approach outlined in this chapter not only allows us to study a much wider set of situations; the possibility that a second party can affect the probabil

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tological and clinical prostate cancer. More than 30% of all males over fifty have been shown to harbor histological (incidental) PC, but only 9% develop clinical disease during their life-time (2). Therefore, most of the histologically detectable early PCs do not progress to clinically detectable d

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Alex Robsonnic processes has been a direct result of the advances made in cell biology, endocrinology, and carcinogenesis at the molecular level. The newer fields of molecular genetics and cytogenetics already have and are expected to continue to playa major role in furthering our understanding of the cellular

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Alex Robsonnic processes has been a direct result of the advances made in cell biology, endocrinology, and carcinogenesis at the molecular level. The newer fields of molecular genetics and cytogenetics already have and are expected to continue to playa major role in furthering our understanding of the cellular