Research in Law and Economics

Current editor(s): James Langenfeld and Frank Fagan

From Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Emerald Support ().

Access Statistics for this chapter series.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Legal Standards and Incomplete Monitoring , pp 109-170

David Hasen

Criminal Law and the Challenges of Autonomous Intelligence: Substituting a Theory of Guilt with the Division of Labor , pp 111-126

Igor Vuletić

Franchisees’ Resale Price Policy Facing Legal, Contractual and Professional Constraints: Insights from European and French Perspectives , pp 119-142

Guy Basset and Rozenn Perrigot

Firing Notification Procedures and Wage Growth , pp 121-146

Nicolae Stef and Anthony Terriau

A Market All Its Own: Medicare Advantage as a Separate Product Market in the DOJ’s Case against the Aetna-Humana Merger , pp 123-141

Douglas Ross and David Maas

THE MORTON AND INTERNATIONAL SALT CASES: DISCOUNTS ON SALES OF TABLE SALT , pp 127-275

John L. Peterman

Two-sided Social Media and Bad Faith Political Speech , pp 127-137

Frank Fagan

Economic Analysis of Allegations in Cigarette Litigations and the Impact of FTC Regulation , pp 129-233

James Langenfeld and Brad Noffsker

Corporate social responsibility: Lessons from the South on law and business norms , pp 131-157

Claire Moore Dickerson

Agricultural Subsidies Under Decoupling , pp 131-148

Andrew Schmitz, Frederick Rossi and Troy G. Schmitz

Econometric tests for analyzing common impact , pp 135-160

Kevin W. Caves and Hal J. Singer

A History of the FTC’s Bureau of Economics☆ , pp 143-343

Paul A. Pautler

Different Rules of Legal-Cost Allocation and Patent Holdup , pp 143-159

Elisabetta Ottoz and Franco Cugno

General Equilibrium in Vertical Market Structures: Overselling Versus Overbuying , pp 149-181

Richard E. Just and Gordon Rausser

Predatory Price Cutting and Standard Oil: A Re-examination of the Trial Record , pp 155-205

James A. Dalton and Louis Esposito

The Strategic Use of Licensing Commitments in a Standardization Context , pp 161-179

Henry Delcamp and Yann Ménière

Assessing market efficiency for reliance on the fraud-on-the-market doctrine afterWal-MartandAmgen☆Bajaj is the Global Head of the Finance and Securities Practice of Navigant Economics. Mazumdar is the Lead Director of the Finance and Securities Practice of Navigant Economics. Both are members of the Finance faculty at the Walter A. Haas School of Business, University of California-Berkeley. Daniel A. McLaughlin is Counsel with Sidley Austin LLP. The opinions expressed herein are opinions of the authors alone and not of their respective organizations or their clients , pp 161-207

Mukesh Bajaj, Sumon C. Mazumdar and Daniel A. McLaughlin

The discourse of “contract” and the law of marriage , pp 161-187

Thomas W. Joo

The Law and Economics of Nonexclusionary Price Floors , pp 171-187

Dennis L. Weisman

Cost Sharing and Bankruptcy Law Orientation , pp 181-207

Nicolae Stef

The Chicago O’Hare Expansion: A Case Study of Administrative Manipulation of Benefit–Cost Principles , pp 183-202

Robert Haveman

Lending in China , pp 189-199

Frank Fagan

Behavioral biology, the rational actor model, and the new feminist agenda , pp 189-235

June Carbone and Naomi Cahn

Notes on the Premia for Foreign Exchange and Nontradables Outlays , pp 203-221

Arnold C. Harberger

On the Optimal Negligence Standard in Tort Law When One Party is a Long-run and the Other a Short-run Player , pp 207-216

Henrik Lando

The Monetary Cost of Raising Children , pp 209-251

William S. Comanor, Mark Sarro and R. Mark Rogers

European collective redress: Lessons learned from the U.S. experience☆This article was originally presented at the Spring Meeting of the ABA Section of International Law, which was held in New York in April 2012. We have updated the original version to account for recent events , pp 209-248

Ethan E. Litwin and Morgan J. Feder

Should Victims of Exposure to a Toxic Substance have an Independent Claim for Medical Monitoring? , pp 217-231

Thomas J. Miceli and Kathleen Segerson

An Aggregate Measure for Benefit–Cost Analysis , pp 223-245

Richard O. Zerbe, Yoram Bauman and Aaron Finkle

Market Concentration, Multi-Market Participation and Antitrust , pp 233-257

Dennis L. Weisman

Race to the top of the corporate ladder: What minorities do when they get there , pp 237-270

Devon W. Carbado and Mitu Gulati

Should Benefit–Cost Analyses Take Account of General Equilibrium Effects? , pp 247-272

V. Kerry Smith and Jared C. Carbone

Cartel overcharges☆The author is Professor Emeritus at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. He is indebted to Professor Robert H. Lande, who worked with the author on earlier law review articles on cartel overcharges; he also was responsible for locating several overcharges from antitrust verdicts in U.S. courts and provided meticulous comments on this version , pp 249-387

John Connor

Workplace racial discrimination and the professionals at the center of corporate hierarchies , pp 271-306

Cheryl L. Wade

The Marginal Willingness to Pay for Longevity: A Better Way to Value Changes in Mortality Hazard , pp 273-299

Neil Bruce and Robert Halvorsen

INJUNCTIVE RELIEF IN SHERMAN ACT MONOPOLIZATION CASES , pp 277-344

Robert W Crandall and Kenneth Elzinga

Valuing Complex Goods: or, Can You Get Anything Out of Experts Other Than a Decision? , pp 301-335

Ben Groom, Andreas Kontoleon and Timothy Swanson

The Rise of Cost–Benefit Rationality as Solution to a Political Problem of Distrust , pp 337-344

Theodore M. Porter

UNITED SHOE MACHINERY REVISITED , pp 345-408

Roger Blair and Jill Boylston Herndon

Labor Disputes and Pretrial Settlements: The French Case , pp 345-373

Jean-Christian Tisserand

Biased Valuations, Damage Assessments, and Policy Choices: The Choice of Measure Matters , pp 345-358

Jack Knetsch

Franchisees Facing Online Sales in a European Legal Context , pp 375-399

Guy Basset, Rozenn Perrigot and Gerard Cliquet

Mandatory Upstream Inputs and Upward Pricing Pressure: Implications for Competition Policy☆ , pp 401-421

Timothy Tardiff and Dennis L. Weisman

AN ECONOMIC JUSTIFICATION FOR A PRICE STANDARD IN MERGER POLICY: THE MERGER OF SUPERIOR PROPANE AND ICG PROPANE , pp 409-444

Richard O. Zerbe and Sunny Knott

When Is the “Kennedy Correction” Appropriate in Estimating Overcharges? , pp 423-431

Wenqing Li and James F. Nieberding

Kwoka’sMergers, Merger Control, and Remedies: Rejoinder to Kwoka☆ , pp 433-444

Michael Vita

VERTICAL MERGERS AND MARKET FORECLOSURE , pp 445-458

William S. Comanor and Patrick Rey

THE COMPETITIVE-NEIGHBORS APPROACH TO ANALYZING DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCT MERGERS , pp 459-473

Paul A. Johnson, James Levinsohn and Richard S. Higgins

SETTLING THE CONTROVERSY OVER PATENT SETTLEMENTS: PAYMENTS BY THE PATENT HOLDER SHOULD BE PER SE ILLEGAL , pp 475-504

Cristofer Leffler and Keith Leffler