Review of Law & Economics

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Francesco Parisi

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Allocating Liability among Several Physicians: A Theoretical Model pp. 297-324: Dylan Martin-Lapoirie
The Effect of Ownership Structure on the Value of a Private Company pp. 325-346: Johan Van den Cruijce, Baffert II Gamble, Janssens de Bisthoven Nicolas and Tistaert Jurgen
When Should Governments Invest More in Nudging? Revisiting Benartzi et al. (2017) pp. 347-376: Tor Avishalom and Klick Jonathan
Evaluating the Efficiency and Productivity of Colombian Criminal Justice pp. 377-401: Valencia Santiago Nicolás Enrique and Almanza Ramírez Camilo

Of Coase, Cattle, and Crime: Why the Becker Model is Compatible with a Moral Theory of Criminal Law pp. 179-198: Miceli Thomas J.
Optimism & Expenditures: The Effect on Settlements pp. 199-221: Depoorter Ben and Jef De Mot
The Law and Economics of Behavioral Regulation pp. 223-281: Tor Avishalom
A Note on the Optimality of Domain-specific Liability pp. 283-295: Tim Friehe, Eric Langlais and Schulte Elisabeth

Unfolding Judicial Ideology: A Data-Generating Priors Approach with an Application to the Brazilian Supreme Court pp. 1-54: Medina Damares, dalla Pellegrina Lucia and Nuno Garoupa
Mechanisms Underlying Familial Influence on Elite Political Behavior: Evidence from the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals pp. 55-68: Lempert Daniel and Camacho Alyse
Rewards versus Imprisonment: The Impact of Choice pp. 69-83: Mungan Murat C.
Lasting Legal Legacies: Early English Legal Ideas and Later Caselaw Development During the Industrial Revolution pp. 85-141: Peter Grajzl and Peter Murrell
Multimarket Contact and Welfare Implications for Airline Passengers pp. 143-178: Jules Yimga

Slavery versus Labor pp. 495-568: Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci and Guilherme de Oliveira
A Theory of ‘Too Big To Jail’ pp. 569-582: Iwan Bos
A Simple Model of Corporate Fiduciary Duties: With an Application to Corporate Compliance pp. 583-614: Bunting William C.
Trading with the Dead pp. 615-646: Peter Leeson
Integration of Complementary Multiproduct Firms pp. 647-655: Wang Hao
Optimal Enforcement for Content Industries under Positive External Effects of Piracy pp. 657-672: Koji Domon

The Impact of Behavioral Economics on the Law: Introduction pp. 241-251: Christoph Engel
The Paternalistic Turn in Behavioral Law and Economics: A Critique pp. 253-280: Rizzo Mario J.
Behavioral Contract Law pp. 281-322: Ulen Thomas S.
The Limits of Behavioral Economics in Tort Law pp. 323-347: Pi Daniel
Behavioral Economics in Plea-Bargain Decision-Making: Beyond the Shadow-of-Trial Model pp. 349-383: Clatch Lauren and Borgida Eugene
Behavioral Economics and Court Decision-Making pp. 385-418: Teichman Doron and Zamir Eyal
The Role of Bias in Economic Models of Law pp. 419-452: Miceli Thomas J. and Segerson Kathleen
Behavioral Biases and the Law pp. 453-464: Luppi Barbara
The Evolutionary Force of Behavioral Economics in Law pp. 465-493: Levmore Saul

Equilibria Under Negligence Liability: How the Standard Claims Fall Apart pp. 1-33: Feldman Allan and Singh Ram
Does an Inclusive Citizenship Law Promote Economic Development? pp. 35-69: Patrick Imam and Kangni Kpodar
The Effects of Enforcement on Corporate Environmental Performance: The Role of Perceived Fairness pp. 71-118: Dietrich Earnhart, Harrington Donna Ramirez and Glicksman Robert
Economic Analysis of Accident Law: A New Liability Rule that Induces Socially Optimal Behaviour in Case of Limited Information pp. 119-131: Srivastava Astha and Srivastava Ankur
To Settle or to Fight to the End? Case-level Determinants of Early Settlement of Investor-State Disputes pp. 133-166: Vu Duy
The (Mixed) Effects of Minimum Asset Requirements When There is a Possibility of Technological Change pp. 167-191: Jacob Julien
The Effect of Constitutional Commitment to Social Security on Social Expenditure Schemes pp. 193-222: Cammeraat Emile
Who Bears an Employee’s Special Annual Payment? pp. 223-237: Hiller Tobias
A Note on the Article by Mark Ramseyer, published in RLE 2020 pp. 239-239: Parisi Francesco and Engel Christoph

Two Advantages of the Negligence Rule Over Strict Liability when the Parties are Risk Averse pp. 18: Lando Henrik
Is a ‘Bad Individual’ more Condemnable than Several ‘Bad Individuals’? Examining the Scope-severity Paradox pp. 18: Gilles Grolleau, Lisette Ibanez and Naoufel Mzoughi
Individual or Enterprise Liability? The Roles of Sanctions and Liability Under Contractible and Non-contractible Safety Efforts pp. 28: Grepperud Sverre
Fairness Vs. Economic Efficiency: Lessons from an Interdisciplinary Analysis of Talmudic Bankruptcy Law pp. 38: Lipschütz Itay and Schwarz Mordechai E.
Leniency Programs and Cartel Organization of Multiproduct Firms pp. 39: Dargaud Emilie and Armel Jacques
US State Tort Liability Reform and Entrepreneurship pp. 45: John Dove and Dove Laura R.

Free Speech in Public Employment: Has the Supreme Court Clarified Matters? An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Lane v Franks pp. 24: Connolly John P. and Wasserman Lewis M.
Should Jurors Deliberate? pp. 27: Guha Brishti
Refounding Law and Economics: Behavioral Support for the Predictions of Standard Economic Analysis pp. 35: Zamir Eyal
On the Invention of Identity Politics: The Buraku Outcastes in Japan pp. 95: John Ramseyer

The Optimal Standard of Proof with Adjudication Avoidance pp. 7: Mungan Murat C.
The Optimal Standard of Proof with Adjudication Avoidance pp. 7: Mungan Murat C.
Laudatio: Francesco Parisi pp. 9: Schaefer Hans-Bernd
Laudatio: Francesco Parisi pp. 9: Schaefer Hans-Bernd
The Coase Theorem, the Nonempty Core, and the Legal Neutrality Principle pp. 16: Crettez Bertrand
The Coase Theorem, the Nonempty Core, and the Legal Neutrality Principle pp. 16: Crettez Bertrand
Law and Economics as We Grow Younger pp. 20: Parisi Francesco
Law and Economics as We Grow Younger pp. 20: Parisi Francesco
Political Insulation, Technical Expertise and the Technocrat’s Paradox pp. 21: Pardow Diego G.
Political Insulation, Technical Expertise and the Technocrat’s Paradox pp. 21: Pardow Diego G.
Thinking Like (Law-And-) Economists – Legal Rules, Economic Prescriptions and Public Perceptions of Fairness pp. 42: Chavanne David
Thinking Like (Law-And-) Economists – Legal Rules, Economic Prescriptions and Public Perceptions of Fairness pp. 42: Chavanne David