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2022, volume 53, articles 3

The economics of platform liability pp. 319-351

Yassine Lefouili and Leonardo Madio

Damages for infringements of competition law pp. 353-377

Urs Schweizer

Market entrance, patents, and preliminary injunctions: a model of pharmaceutical patent litigation pp. 379-423

Rasmus Arler Bogetoft and Peter Bogetoft

Does judicial effort matter for quality? Evidence from antitrust proceedings in Russian commercial courts pp. 425-450

Svetlana Avdasheva, Svetlana Golovanova and Elena Sidorova

Managers’ expectations, business cycles and cartels’ life cycle pp. 451-484

Carmen García, Joan-Ramon Borrell, José Manuel Ordóñez- de-Haro and Juan Jiménez González

The effect of court-mandated mediation on the length of court proceedings in the Czech Republic pp. 485-508

Dagmar Brožová and Jan Zouhar

Correction to: Social capital and the problem of opportunistic leadership: the example of Koreans in Japan pp. 509-510

J. Mark Ramseyer

2022, volume 53, articles 2

Disagreeing in private or dissenting in public: an empirical exploration of possible motivations pp. 147-173

Nuno Garoupa, Laura Salamero-Teixidó and Adrián Segura

Premature repayment of fixed interest mortgage loans without compensation, a case of misguided consumer protection in the EU pp. 175-208

Hans-Bernd Schäfer and Alexander J. Wulf

Time efficiency as a measure of court performance: evidence from the Court of Justice of the European Union pp. 209-234

Timothy Yu-Cheong Yeung, Michal Ovádek and Nicolas Lampach

Regulation on coexisting legal and illegal markets with quality differentiation pp. 235-259

Ken Yahagi

Settlements in corporate bribery cases: an illusion of choice? pp. 261-287

Tina Søreide and Kasper Vagle

Constitutional overperformance: an empirical study of de facto protection of rights with no de jure equivalents pp. 289-317

Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska and Anna Lewczuk

2022, volume 53, articles 1

Pretrial detention and conviction pp. 1-25

Ana Diaz Escobar and Luz Magdalena Salas

Does rigidity matter? Constitutional entrenchment and growth pp. 27-62

Justin Callais and Andrew T. Young

Infringers’ willingness to pay compensation versus fines pp. 63-80

Pieter T. M. Desmet and Franziska Weber

Determinants of judges’ career choices and productivity: a Polish case study pp. 81-107

Przemysław Banasik, Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska, Małgorzata Godlewska and Sylwia Morawska

Market power and journalistic quality pp. 109-124

Martin Leroch

National wealth and private poverty through civil law? a review of the book “The Code of Capital” by Katharina Pistor pp. 125-143

Hans-Bernd Schäfer

Correction to: Institutions and corporate financial distress in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 145-146

Nicolae Stef

2021, volume 52, articles 2

Introduction to the special issue on the importance of Simple Rules for a Complex World pp. 203-208

Shruti Rajagopalan and Mario Rizzo

Abstract rules for complex systems pp. 209-227

Mario J. Rizzo

Simple rules for a more inclusive economy pp. 229-249

Vlad Tarko

Has machine learning rendered simple rules obsolete? pp. 251-265

Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde

Simple monetary rules: many strengths and few weaknesses pp. 267-283

John Taylor

Simple rules for a complex regulatory world: the case of financial regulation pp. 285-305

Christopher Mufarrige and Todd J. Zywicki

Insider trading and the public enforcement of private prohibitions: some complications in enforcing simple rules for a complex world pp. 307-322

Robert T. Miller

Simple rules and the Political Economy of Income Taxation: the strengths of a uniform expense rule pp. 323-339

Charles Delmotte

Simple rules for the developing world pp. 341-362

Shruti Rajagopalan and Alexander Tabarrok

Rules and reasons, public and private on the use and limits of simple rules 25 years later pp. 363-380

Richard A. Epstein

Correction to: Abstract rules for complex systems pp. 381-381

Mario J. Rizzo

2021, volume 52, articles 1

Social capital and the problem of opportunistic leadership: the example of Koreans in Japan pp. 1-32

John Ramseyer

Judicial efficiency and loan performance: micro evidence from Serbia pp. 33-56

Miloš Božović

Institutions and corporate financial distress in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 57-87

Nicolae Stef

Does the open-cell regime foster inmates’ legal capability? Evidence from two Italian prisons pp. 89-135

Lucia Dalla Pellegrina and Margherita Saraceno

Judicial enforcement and caseload: theory and evidence from Brazil pp. 137-168

Caio Castelliano, Peter Grajzl, Tomas Aquino Guimaraes and Andre Alves

Third-party funding in a sequential litigation process pp. 169-202

Julia Shamir and Noam Shamir

2021, volume 51, articles 3

Whistleblower rewards, false reports, and corporate fraud pp. 411-431

Paolo Buccirossi, Giovanni Immordino and Giancarlo Spagnolo

Does reputational capital affect credit rating agencies?: empirical evidence from a natural experiment in China pp. 433-468

Wenming Xu and Yan Liu

Blame based on one's name? Extralegal disparities in criminal conviction and sentencing pp. 469-521

Samantha Bielen, Peter Grajzl and Wim Marneffe

Crime as exchange: comparing alternative economic theories of criminal justice pp. 523-539

Thomas J. Miceli

Is legislation grease or sand to economic growth? An econometric analysis using data from Italian regions before and after the 2008 crisis pp. 541-561

Giuseppe Di Vita and Livio Ferrante

Hayek’s treatment of legal positivism pp. 563-576

Daniel Nientiedt

2021, volume 51, articles 2

Foreword pp. 201-202

Alain Marciano and Giovanni Ramello

How does regulatory complexity affect business demography? Evidence from Spain pp. 203-242

Juan Mora-Sanguinetti and Ricardo Pérez-Valls

Grounding the case for a European approach to the regulation of automated driving: the technology-selection effect of liability rules pp. 243-284

Andrea Bertolini and Massimo Riccaboni

On optimal enforcement in international crime setting pp. 285-296

Yann Lecorps

Emission taxes, firm relocation, and product differentiation pp. 297-345

Laura Birg and Jan S. Voßwinkel

Arbitrator teams and dispute resolution performance: an empirical analysis pp. 347-381

Duy Vu, Michele Pezzoni and Duc Lam Nguyen

Giving consumers too many choices: a false good idea? A lab experiment on water and electricity tariffs pp. 383-410

Alexandre Mayol and Carine Staropoli

2021, volume 51, articles 1

Related party transactions, agency problem, and exclusive effects pp. 1-30

Kyoung-Soo Yoon and Yangsoo Jin

Measuring the presence of organized crime across Italian provinces: a sensitivity analysis pp. 31-95

Giovanni Bernardo, Irene Brunetti, Mehmet Pinar and Thanasis Stengos

Efficient priority rules under default: the case of traditio versus contract principle pp. 97-128

Jens Andreasson, Wolfgang Faber, Shubhashis Gangopadhyay, Claes Martinson and Stefan Sjögren

Female policymakers and educational expenditures: cross-country evidence pp. 129-155

Li-Ju Chen

Changes to the regulation and the declaration of unfair terms in mortgage agreements: an event study approach to the Spanish Banking Industry pp. 157-181

Clara Cardone-Riportella and Myriam García-Olalla

Avoiding silent opera: the ‘grand’ performing right at work in nineteenth century Paris pp. 183-200

Staffan Albinsson