International Review of Law and Economics

1981 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. Ott, A. W. Katz and H-B. SchÃ¤fer

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A constitutional choice model of compensation for takings pp. 115-128: William Fischel and Perry Shapiro
Getting a stranglehold with the eminent domain clause pp. 129-147: Paul Burrows
A method for estimating injury caused by unfair trade practices pp. 149-164: Tracy Murray and Donald Rousslang
Value of children in compensation for wrongful death pp. 165-179: Euston Quah and William Rieber
Costs of dismissal: An analysis in community justice and efficiency pp. 181-207: Frances Raday
Efficient deterrence and the tax treatment of monetary sanctions pp. 209-217: Ivan Png and Eric M. Zolt
On the potential for private insurers to reduce the inefficiencies of moral hazard pp. 219-222: Donald R. Deere
A transactional approach to explaining historical contract structures pp. 223-226: Jurgen G. Backhaus
Markets, morals and the law: Jules L. Coleman, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988, Pp. xvii + 393. [UK pound]10.95 pp. 227-229: Neil Duxbury

Optimal sanctions and the incentive to provide evidence to legal tribunals pp. 3-11: Steven Shavell
No-fault and road accidents: Some Australasian evidence pp. 13-24: R. Ian Mcewin
The economics of costly risk sorting in competitive insurance markets pp. 25-39: Severin Borenstein
The impact of competition on pricing and quality of legal services pp. 41-56: Simon Domberger and Avrom Sherr
The effect of medical malpractice reform laws on claim disposition pp. 57-78: James Hughes
Buying out property rights to the economy from the ruling stratum: the case of soviet-type states pp. 79-85: Jan Winiecki
Qualitative information, reputation, and monopolistic competition pp. 87-103: Michael Darby and John Lott
Liability rules when injurers as well as victims suffer losses pp. 105-111: Avon K. Leong

Judicial decisionmaking and litigation expenditure pp. 127-143: Avery Katz
Transfers, transaction costs and charitable intermediaries pp. 145-160: John Posnett and Todd Sandler
Pretrial bargaining behavior within the shadow of the law: Theory and experimental evidence pp. 161-179: Don L. Coursey and Linda R. Stanley
Workers' compensation and employees' safety incentives in Sweden pp. 181-185: Carl Hampus Lyttkens
Determinants of airline carrier conduct pp. 187-202: Ian Ayres
Pain and suffering in product liability cases: Systematic compensation or capricious awards? pp. 203-220: W Viscusi
Direct protection of innovation: William Kingston, ed. Dordrecht/Boston/Lancaster: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1987. pp. xii + 346 pp. 221-222: A. V. Lowe
Regulation and public law: Robert Baldwin and Christopher McCrudden, eds. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1987. pp. xx + 399. [UK pound]14.95 pp. 222-224: Hugh Gravelle

The adjudication of labor disputes as a private good pp. 3-19: Christopher J. Bruce
Shadow interest groups and safety regulation pp. 21-36: Donald Keenan and Paul Rubin
Employment of the disabled: A rationale for legislation in the united kingdom pp. 37-49: Philip R. Jones and John G. Cullis
Prevention and compensation of industrial disease pp. 51-72: Donald Dewees and R. Daniels
Corruption in law enforcement: one consequence of "The tragedy of the commons" arising with public allocation processes pp. 73-84: Bruce Benson
Taxation and compensation to dependents of accident victims pp. 85-95: John Creedy
Products liability and scale effects in a long-run competitive equilibrium pp. 97-107: Anthony Marino
The deterrent effects of settlements and trials pp. 109-116: A. Mitchell Polinsky and Daniel L. Rubinfeld
Import injury in U.S. trade law: an economic view pp. 117-122: Donald Rousslang

Editorial pp. 138-138: A. I. Ogus
Optimal liability when the injurer's information about the victim's loss is imperfect pp. 139-147: A. Mitchell Polinsky
The economics of comparative negligence pp. 149-162: Samuel Rea
Juvenile delinquency and education: A comparison of public and private provision pp. 163-175: John Lott
The regulation of independent local radio and its reform pp. 177-191: Robert Baldwin, Martin Cave and Timothy H. Jones
Pensions, sex discrimination, and the value of life after death pp. 193-214: Bruce Chapman
Overprovision and the licensing (Scotland) act 1976 pp. 215-228: John A. Cairns
The fairness and the efficiency of the compensation system: An economic analysis of the tort theories pp. 229-239: Shozo Ota

Liability, control and the organization of economic activity pp. 5-20: Louis de Alessi and Robert J. Staaf
Property rights structures and criminal courts: An analysis of state criminal courts pp. 21-32: Harold W. Elder
Property rules and liability rules in the regulation of land development: An analysis of development control in Great Britain and Ontario pp. 33-49: Frank H. Stephen
"A respectable profession"? Sociological and economic perspectives on the regulation of professional services pp. 51-64: Robert Dingwall and Paul Fenn
"Comparable worth" and rent seeking pp. 65-78: John P. Formby and Edward L. Millner
Clemency in economic and retributive models of punishment pp. 79-88: Kenneth L. Avio
The measurement and mismeasurement of monopoly power pp. 89-99: Stan Liebowitz
Substantive due process review and the extent of government regulation pp. 101-111: Gary M. Anderson and Richard S. Higgins
The department of justice merger guidelines: The search for empirical support pp. 113-120: Noel D. Uri and Malcolm B. Coate
Liability rules and the selection of a socially optimal production technology pp. 121-126: Sigmund A. Horvitz and Louis H. Stern
The nature of utility in Jewish Law pp. 127-131: Tikva Darvish and Nava Kahana