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SAMPLE SYLLABUS. Economics XXX Law and Economics. This course provides a graduate level introduction to the field of law and economics. The course makes no attempt to provide an exhaustive survey of the field, but instead offers an in-depth analysis of a few core topics while highlighting methodology and the ability of economic theory to unify ...
- Econ 325 The Economic Approach to Law - Stanford University Press
SAMPLE SYLLABUS. Econ XXX Law and Economics. This is a...
- Econ 325 The Economic Approach to Law - Stanford University Press
Purpose: To enable students to understand legal issues from an economic perspective by analysing laws, legal processes, and judicial decisions using the theories and methods of neoclassical economics; To enable students to apply abstract economic models and theories to practical legal issues.
SAMPLE SYLLABUS. Econ XXX Law and Economics. This is a one-semester course designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of law and economics, focusing on the common law areas of torts, contracts, property, criminal law, legal procedure, and antitrust law.
This course gives students a solid understanding of, and experience with, the application of economic models to law & business organisation. The course provides a comprehensive coverage of the field of law and economics for students: (1) intending to undertake graduate-level research in economics; (2) completing a double major that includes law;
An economic analysis of law comprises two related enterprises. The first enterprise is positive. It uses economic ideas to understand the behavioral consequences of changes in legal rules, an exercise in applying price theory. The second enterprise is normative, and thus more controversial.
Class Outline: Economic Analysis of Law 1997. David D. Friedman. I. Mechanics of Course: II. Sketch of course: III. What is economics? IV. What is the Economic Analysis of Law? V. What is economic analysis of law good for? Why should people study it? VI.
Course Content: This course will explore the field of law and economics. We will use microeconomic tools to examine torts, contracts, and property law as well as the theory
