American Law and Economics Review

1999 - 2023

Current editor(s): J.J. Prescott and Albert Choi

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Volume 6, issue 2, 2004

Protection for Whom? Creditor Conflict and Bankruptcy pp. 249-284

Stanley D. Longhofer

Alcohol Prohibition and Cirrhosis pp. 285-318

Angela Dills

Toward a Signaling Explanation of the Private Choice of Corporate Law pp. 319-344

Edward M. Iacobucci

Comparative Causation pp. 345-368

Francesco Parisi

Agency Law and Contract Formation pp. 369-409

Eric Rasmusen

Punish Once or Punish Twice: A Theory of the Use of Criminal Sanctions in Addition to Regulatory Penalties pp. 410-433

Nuno Garoupa

Comment on "Aligning the Interests of Lawyers and Clients" pp. 434-439

Abraham L. Wickelgren

Using Stationarity Tests in Antitrust Market Definition pp. 441-464

Mario Forni

Discussion of "Using Stationarity Tests in Antitrust Market Definition" pp. 465-475

Daniel Hosken and Christopher T. Taylor

Comment on Forni's "Using Stationarity Tests in Antitrust Market Definition" pp. 476-478

David Genesove

Volume 6, issue 1, 2004

Publish or Paris? Evidence of How Judges Allocate Their Time pp. 1-27

Ahmed E. Taha

Detecting Manipulation in Futures Markets: The Ferruzzi Soybean Episode pp. 28-71

Craig Pirrong

The Denominator Blindness Effect: Accident Frequencies and the Misjudgment of Recklessness pp. 72-94

W Viscusi and Richard Zeckhauser

Mandatory Arbitration and Civil Litigation: An Empirical Study of Medical Malpractice Litigation in the West pp. 95-134

Albert Yoon

Was the Antitrust Action that Broke Up the Movie Studios Good for the Movies? Evidence from the Stock Market pp. 135-153

Arthur De Vany and Henry McMillan

Delivering Legality on the Internet: Developing Principles for the Private Provision of Commercial Law pp. 154-184

Gillian K. Hadfield

Penalty Enhancement for Hate Crimes: An Economic Analysis pp. 185-207

Dhammika Dharmapala and Nuno Garoupa

Filing a Nuisance Claim to Induce Successive Lawsuits pp. 208-216

Jeong-Yoo Kim

Protecting Homemakers' Marriage-Specific Investments under No-Fault Divorce: A Model for Restructuring Alimony in Civil Law Countries pp. 217-247

Aspasia Tsaoussis

Volume 5, issue 2, 2003

The Law and Economics of Immigration Policy pp. 271-317

Michael J. Trebilcock

Prison Conditions, Capital Punishment, and Deterrence pp. 318-343

Lawrence Katz, Steven Levitt and Ellen Shustorovich

Does Capital Punishment Have a Deterrent Effect? New Evidence from Postmoratorium Panel Data pp. 344-376

Hashem Dezhbakhsh, Paul Rubin and Joanna M. Shepherd

Justifying Imprisonment: On the Optimality of Excessively Costly Punishment pp. 377-411

Abraham L. Wickelgren

How Do the Laws of Probability Constrain Legislative and Judicial Efforts to Stop Racial Profiling? pp. 412-432

Jeff Dominitz

The Uneasy Case for Comparative Negligence pp. 433-469

Oren Bar-Gill and Omri Ben-Shahar

Exceptions to Employment at Will: Raising Firing Costs or Enforcing Life-Cycle Contracts? pp. 470-504

Max Schanzenbach

Volume 5, issue 1, 2003

The Condorcet Jury Theorem and the Expressive Function of Law: A Theory of Informative Law pp. 1-31

Dhammika Dharmapala and Richard H. McAdams

Do Publicly Traded Firms Price Differently from Private Firms? pp. 32-60

Ernesto Schargrodsky

Lay Juries, Professional Arbitrators, and the Arbitrator Selection Hypothesis pp. 61-93

Donald Wittman

The Government as Litigant: Further Tests of the Case Selection Model pp. 94-133

Theodore Eisenberg and Henry Farber

Found Money? Split-Award Statutes and Settlement of Punitive Damages Cases pp. 134-164

Andrew Daughety and Jennifer Reinganum

Aligning the Interests of Lawyers and Clients pp. 165-188

A. Mitchell Polinsky and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

Fly by Night or Face the Music? Premature Dissolution and the Desirability of Extended Liability pp. 189-232

James Boyd and Daniel E. Ingberman

What Determines Judicial Prestige? An Empirical Analysis for Judges of the Federal Court of Australia pp. 233-262

Russell Smyth and Mita Bhattacharya

Property Rights and the Creation of Wealth pp. 263-269

Roger van den Bergh

Volume 4, issue 2, 2002

Law versus Morality as Regulators of Conduct pp. 227-257

Steven Shavell

No-Fault for Motor Vehicles: An Economic Analysis pp. 258-294

Yu-Ping Liao and Michelle J. White

The Deterrence Hypothesis and Picking Pockets at the Pickpocket's Hanging pp. 295-313

David Anderson

Self-Interest and Altruism in the Deterrence of Transnational Bribery pp. 314-340

Kevin E. Davis

The Effect of Electoral Institutions on Tort Awards pp. 341-370

Eric Helland and Alexander Tabarrok

Comment on " 'These Boots Are Made for Walking': Why Most Divorce Filers Are Women" pp. 371-375

Erik D. Craft

" 'These Boots Are Made for Walking' ": A Reply pp. 376-379

Margaret F. Brinig and Douglas Allen

Event Studies and the Law: Part II: Empirical Studies of Corporate Law pp. 380-423

Sanjai Bhagat and Roberta Romano

Volume 4, issue 1, 2002

On the Superiority of Corrective Taxes to Quantity Regulation pp. 1-17

Louis Kaplow and Steven Shavell

Welfare Implications of Costly Litigation under Strict Liability pp. 18-43

Keith N. Hylton

The Effects of Product Liability Litigation on the Value of Firms pp. 44-87

David W. Prince and Paul Rubin

An Economic Analysis of Anti-Tax-Avoidance Doctrines pp. 88-115

David A. Weisbach

Optimal Law Enforcement with a Rent-Seeking Government pp. 116-140

Nuno Garoupa and Daniel Klerman

Event Studies and the Law: Part I: Technique and Corporate Litigation pp. 141-168

Sanjai Bhagat and Roberta Romano

The Law and Economics of Consumer Finance pp. 168-207

Richard Hynes and Eric A. Posner

The Law and Economics of Conflict of Laws pp. 208-226

Michael E. Solimine