Hardbound. Research in Law and Economics is a highly respected
source of proactive, original perspectives on law and economics.
For the researcher, this latest volume offers a diverse set of
papers, each one a constructive contribution. The papers address:
how the Supreme Court can clarify and rationalize the payment of
pre-judgment interest; what is meant or should be meant by economic
efficiency; the length of various statutes of limitations for
accident cases; implications of the court congestion hypothesis of
Posner and Priest; the efficiency of medical malpractice insurance;
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