International Review of Law and Economics

1981 - 2025

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

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Volume 6, issue 2, 1986

Truth and consequences: The Federal Trade Commission's ad substantiation program pp. 151-168

Richard S. Higgins and Fred S. McChesney

General incorporation in nineteenth century England: Interaction of common law and legislative processes pp. 169-188

Henry N. Butler

The social cost of adoption agencies pp. 189-203

John Palmer

Analysis of alternative standing doctrines pp. 205-216

Michael Jensen, William H. Meckling and Clifford G. Holderness

An economic analysis of adverse possession statutes pp. 217-228

Jeffry M. Netter, Philip L. Hersch and Willam D. Manson

Early mandatory disclosure regulations pp. 229-239

John C. Hilke

Strategic sham litigation: Economic incentives in the context of the case law pp. 241-253

Christopher C. Klein

I'd rather be liable than you: A note on property rules and liability rules pp. 255-263

Susan Rose-Ackerman

The Coase theorem and the empty core: A reexamination pp. 265-271

Jean Magnan De Bornier

Costs and benefits of a duty to rescue pp. 273-276

Paul Rubin

Pourquoi la propriete: Henri Lepage, Paris: Hachette (collection Pluriel), 1985. 469 pp. Can$11.95 pp. 277-280

Ejan Mackaay

Libertarian conflicts in social choice: John L. Wriglesworth, Cambridge University Press, 1985 pp. 280-283

P. Bernholz

Volume 6, issue 1, 1986

Bargaining and the regulatory system pp. 3-16

Martin Ricketts and Alan Peacock

The meaning of "subsidy" and "injury" in the countervailing duty law pp. 17-32

Charles J. Goetz, Lloyd Granet and Warren F. Schwartz

An empirical study of malicious false fire alarm calls pp. 33-44

Samuel Cameron

The judgment proof problem pp. 45-58

S. Shavell

Conglomerate mergers, internal organization and competition policy pp. 59-75

C. W. L. Hill and J. F. Pickering

Damages for buyer breach pp. 77-86

Samuel Rea

Illegal economic activities and purges in a Soviet-type economy: A rent-seeking perspective pp. 87-99

Arye Hillman and Adi Schnytzer

Optimal subsidies and damages in the presence of judicial error pp. 101-105

Ivan Png

The efficiency of liability law pp. 107-113

David de Meza

Crime and income distribution in a basketball economy pp. 115-124

Robert McCormick and Robert Tollison

The nonequivalence of property rules and liability rules pp. 125-132

David Schap

Wealth maximization and judicial decision-making: The issues further clarified pp. 133-137

Warren Samuels and Nicholas Mercuro

The case of dutch inland shipping: Comment pp. 139-140

Gordon Tullock

Reconstructing American law: Bruce A. Ackermann, Cambridge, Massachusetts and London: Harvard University Press, 1984. 118 pp pp. 141-142

A. I. Ogus

Economics of poverty and income distrubution: Morley Gunderson, Butterworth (Canada), 1983, in a series of Studies in Law and Economics pp. 142-143

Alan Maynard

Ekonomi och rattssystem (economics and the legal system): Lars Werin, (2nd ed.), Lund, 1982. 624 pp pp. 143-144

Peder Andersen

Competition, monopoly, and differential profit rates: On te relevance of the classical and Marxian theories of production prices for modern industrial: Willi Semmler, New York: Columbia University Press, 1984. 238 pp pp. 144-147

Thomas J. DiLorenzo

The quest for optimality: Jean H. Paelinck and Paulus H. Vossen, Aldershot: Gower, 1984. 166 pp pp. 147-148

David Pearce

Redefining human life: Reproductive technologies and social policy: Robert H. Blank, Westview Press: Boulder, CO, 1984. xvii + 270 pp pp. 148-148

Gordon Tullock

Volume 5, issue 2, 1985

Anglo-American privacy law: An economic analysis pp. 133-152

Charles J. Hartmann and Stephen M. Renas

Social insurance and tort liability pp. 153-171

Brian W. Semkow

Should compensation be based on costs or benefits? pp. 173-185

Donald Wittman

The multiplier in english fatal accident cases: What happens when judges teach judges economics pp. 187-197

Allen M. Parkman

Toward an economic theory of voluntary resignation by dictators pp. 199-207

David Laband and Jonathan Haughton

The competition of technologies in markets for ideas: Copyright and fair use in evolutionary perspective pp. 209-238

Richard P. Adelstein and Steven I. Peretz

On substituting a socially costless penalty for costly crime pp. 239-246

John Bone

Securities regulation and market efficiency pp. 247-254

Moon H. Lee and Halim Bishara

Thomas K. McGraw, prophets of regulation: Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1984. 387 pp. $20.00 pp. 255-256

Robert Baldwin

Richard A. Posner, the federal courts: Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1985. xvii + 365 pp pp. 257-258

Gordon Tullock

Volume 5, issue 1, 1985

A model in which suits are brought for their nuisance value pp. 3-13

D. Rosenberg and S. Shavell

Heir pollution: A note on Buchanan's "laws of succession" and tullock's "blind spot" pp. 15-23

Gary M. Anderson and Pamela J. Brown

Organized futures contracting pp. 25-38

C. G. Veljanovski

The positive economics of antitrust policy: A survey article pp. 39-57

William Shughart and Robert Tollison

Efficiency levels, efficiency gains and alternative nuisance remedies pp. 59-71

Paul Burrows

The origins of antitrust: An interest-group perspective pp. 73-90

Thomas J. Dilorenzo

Why did inheritance laws change? pp. 91-106

Gabrielle A. Brenner

Supreme court economic review pp. 107-119

Charles Rowley

Property rights and sovereign rights--The case of north sea oil: Peter Cameron, London: Academic Press, 1983. 193 pp pp. 121-123

P. Bernie

Readings in the economics of law and regulation: A.I. Ogus and C.G. Veljanovski (eds.), Oxford: Clarendon Press, Oxford University Press, 1984. 361 pp. [UK pound]17.50 (hardback), [UK pound]10.95 (paperback) pp. 123-124

Susan Rose Ackerman

Internationalizing the seabed: Roderick C. Ogley, Aldershot: Gower, 1984. vii + 265 pp pp. 124-127

J. C. Woodliffe

Property rights and compensation: Jack L. Knetsch, London: Butterworths, 1983 pp. 124-124

Paul Burrows