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2020, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 1-59 Criminal Deterrence: A Review of the Missing Literature
by Alex Raskolnikov - 61-116 Deterrent Effect of Capital Punishment in Japan: An Analysis Using Nonstationary Time-Series Data
by Daisuke Mori - 117-122 Comment on “Deterrent Effect of Capital Punishment in Japan: An Analysis Using Nonstationary Time-Series Data”
by Bryan C. McCannon - 123-139 The Influence of Conformity and Moral Concerns on the Level of Optimal Sanctions: Some Comparative-Statics Results
by Tim Friehe - 141-146 Comment on “The Influence of Conformity and Moral Concerns on the Level of Optimal Sanctions”
by Claude Fluet - 147-173 Should Leniency for Collective Acts Be Extended to Individual Crimes?
by Florian Baumann - 175-179 Comment on “Should Leniency for Collective Acts Be Extended to Individual Crimes?”
by Alex Lundberg - 181-213 Six Dimensions of Criminal Procedure
by Nicholas L. Georgakopoulos & Frank Sullivan - 215-219 Comment on “Six Dimensions of Criminal Procedure”
by Siona Listokin - 221-236 Accuracy of Verdicts under Different Jury Sizes and Voting Rules
by Alice Guerra & Barbara Luppi & Francesco Parisi - 237-240 Comment on “Accuracy of Verdicts under Different Jury Sizes and Voting Rules”
by Nuno Garoupa - 241-284 Defining Geographic Markets with Willingness-to-Travel Circles
by Shawn W. Ulrick & Seth B. Sacher & Paul R. Zimmerman & John M. Yun - 285-321 Discrete Rent-Seeking Games with an Application to Evidence Production
by Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci & Lewis A. Kornhauser
2019, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-19 The Independence of Prosecutors and Government Accountability
by Jerg Gutmann & Stefan Voigt - 21-24 Comment on “The Independence of Prosecutors and Government Accountability”
by Alexander Lundberg - 25-59 A Stream That Rises above Its Source: Judicial Review from a Public Choice Perspective
by Michael C. Munger - 61-66 Comment on “A Stream That Rises above Its Source: Judicial Review from a Public Choice Perspective”
by Jonathan R. Macey - 67-111 Is Campaign Spending a Cause or an Effect? Reexamining the Empirical Foundations of Buckley v. Valeo (1976)
by Anna Harvey - 113-116 Testing for the Effect of Campaign Expenditure Limits
by Thomas Stratmann - 117-154 Judicial Choice among Cases for Certiorari
by Alvaro Bustos & Tonja Jacobi - 155-166 Comment on “Judicial Choice among Cases for Certiorari”
by Scott Baker - 167-187 “A Million Dollars in Free Advertising” Politics and Sex Offense Prosecution in the Wake of Duke Lacrosse
by Bryan C. McCannon & Mark Wilson - 189-194 Comment on “‘A Million Dollars in Free Advertising’: Politics and Sex Offense Prosecution in the Wake of Duke Lacrosse”
by Adi Leibovitch - 195-212 Accuracy in Public Law Enforcement under Political Competition
by Marie Obidzinski - 213-218 Comment on “Accuracy in Public Law Enforcement under Political Competition”
by Francesco Parisi
2018, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-46 Installment Contracts and Material Breach
by Bernhard Ganglmair - 47-80 The Effect of Decoupling Punitive Damages on Filing Lawsuits: Court Error Model of Meritless Lawsuits
by Daisuke Mori & Yasuhiro Ikeda - 81-112 Constitutional Principles of Regulatory Takings: A Utilitarian Perspective
by Iljoong Kim & Hojun Lee - 113-134 The Optimal Evidence Threshold: Balancing the Frequency and Severity of Wrongful Punishment
by Richard Hynes - 135-149 On the Optimality of Sealing Criminal Records and How It Relates to Adverse Selection, Productivity Reduction, and Stigma
by Murat C. Mungan
2017, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 1-57 Error Costs, Legal Standards of Proof, and Statistical Significance
by Michelle M. Burtis & Jonah B. Gelbach & Bruce H. Kobayashi - 59-63 A Comment on Statistical Significance and Standards of Proof
by Michael S. Pardo - 65-104 Crime and Punishment under Evidentiary Uncertainty: Laboratory Evidence
by Florian Baumann & Tim Friehe - 105-109 Comment on “Crime and Punishment under Evidentiary Uncertainty: Laboratory Evidence”
by Brandon D. Brice - 111-122 Explaining the Standard of Proof in Criminal Law: A New Insight
by Nuno Garoupa - 123-127 Comment on “Explaining the Standard of Proof in Criminal Law: A New Insight”
by Abraham L. Wickelgren - 129-147 Judicial Compensation and Performance
by Gregory DeAngelo & Bryan C. McCannon - 149-154 Comment on “Judicial Compensation and Performance”
by J.J. Prescott - 155-192 Error and Regulatory Risk in Financial Institution Regulation
by Jonathan Macey - 193-198 Comment on “Error and Regulatory Risk in Financial Institution Regulation”
by Keith N. Hylton - 199-216 Wrongful Convictions, Deterrence, and Stigma Dilution
by Murat C. Mungan - 217-222 Comment on “Wrongful Convictions, Deterrence, and Stigma Dilution”
by Albert H. Choi
2016, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 3-40 Revisiting Congressional Delegation of Interpretive Primacy as the Foundation for Chevron Deference
by Mark Seidenfeld - 41-47 Comments on Mark Seidenfeld's "Revisiting Congressional Delegation of Interpretive Primacy as Foundation for Chevron Deference"
by Jonah B. Gelbach - 49-99 Improving Regulatory Science: A Case Study of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards
by Susan E. Dudley & Marcus Peacock - 101-108 Restoring Objectivity and Balance to Regulatory Science: A Comment on Dudley and Peacock
by Jason Scott Johnston - 109-138 The Science Charade in Species Conservation
by Jonathan H. Adler - 139-154 The Regulation Charade
by J.B. Ruhl - 155-168 Benefit-Cost Analysis as a Check on Administrative Discretion
by Brian F. Mannix - 169-196 Cost-Benefit Analysis and Public Sector Trust
by Edward H. Stiglitz - 197-254 Uncertain Causation, Regulation, and the Courts
by Tony Cox - 255-257 Comment on Cox's "Uncertain Causation, Regulation, and the Courts"
by Marcus Peacock - 261-322 Empirical Copyright: A Case Study of File Sharing, Sales Revenue, and Music Output
by Glynn S. Lunney Jr.
2015, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 1-5 The Ends of Capitalism: An Introduction
by Richard A. Epstein & Mario J. Rizzo - 7-34 Abstract Morality for an Abstract Order: Liberalism’s Difficult Problem
by Mario J. Rizzo - 35-58 Humankind in Civilization's Extended Order: A Tragedy, The First Part
by Bart J. Wilson - 59-76 The New Economic Freedom
by Benjamin Chen & Robert Cooter - 77-103 Rent-Seeking, Crony Capitalism, and the Crony Constitution
by Todd Zywicki - 105-120 Crony Capitalism
by Paul H. Rubin - 121-140 If Hayek and Coase Were Environmentalists: Linking Economics and Ecology
by Terry L. Anderson - 141-167 From Common Law to Environmental Protection: How the Modern Environmental Movement Has Lost Its Way
by Richard A. Epstein - 169-192 Intellectual Property Rights, Public Choice, Networks, and the New Age of Informal IP Regimes
by William F. Shughart II & Diana W. Thomas - 193-219 Innovation, Recombinant Capital and Public Policy
by David A. Harper & Anthony M. Endres - 221-233 Are Price Controls Fair?
by David Schmidtz - 235-254 Norms of Equality Implicit in Capitalism
by Robert T. Miller - 255-277 Capitalism, Democracy, and Countermajoritarian Institutions
by Barry R. Weingast - 279-303 Taming Leviathan
by Peter J. Boettke & Liya Palagashvili - 305-339 The Economics of Class Actions and Class Action Waivers
by Keith N. Hylton - 341-351 Investments to Make Threats Credible, Rent-Seeking, and Duress
by Murat C. Mungan & Mark Seidenfeld - 353-392 Preemption in the Rehnquist and Roberts Courts: An Empirical Analysis
by Michael S. Greve & Jonathan Klick & Michael Petrino & J.P. Sevilla
2015, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 1-54 An Assessment of Behavioral Law and Economics Contentions and What We Know Empirically about Credit Card Use by Consumers
by Thomas A. Durkin & Gregory Elliehausen & Todd J. Zywicki - 55-121 Inside the Blackwall Box: Explaining U.S. Marine Salvage Awards
by Joshua C. Teitelbaum - 123-146 Less Protection, More Innovation?
by Murat C. Mungan - 147-180 Doctrinal Antithesis in Anglo-American Administrative Law
by Eric C. Ip - 181-205 How Merger Regulation Became Unreasonable and How to Fix It
by Sheldon Kimmel - 207-219 The Myth of the Condorcet Winner
by Paul H. Edelman
2013, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 1-4 Introduction to Symposium on Behavioral Law and Economics
by Todd Zywicki - 5-42 Behavioral Law and Economics: Law, Policy, and Science
by Thomas S. Ulen - 43-76 Behavioral Economics: Old Wine in Irrelevant New Bottles?
by Fred S. McChesney - 77-103 Behaviorism in Finance and Securities Law
by David A. Skeel Jr. - 105-132 Assessing the Optimism of Payday Loan Borrowers
by Ronald Mann - 133-156 Rationality, Revolving, and Rewards: An Analysis of Revolving Behavior on New Credit Cards
by Howard Beales & Lacey L. Plache - 157-214 The Behavioral Law and Economics of Fixed-Rate Mortgages (and Other Just-So Stories)
by Todd Zywicki - 215-269 Language, Legal Origins, and Culture Before the Courts: Cross-Citations Between Supreme Courts in Europe
by Martin Gelter & Mathias M. Siems - 271-330 Games judges don't play: predatory pricing and strategic reasoning in US antitrust
by Nicola Giocoli
2012, Volume 20, Issue 1
- 1-33 Does Anyone Get Stopped at the Gate? An Empirical Assessment of the Daubert Trilogy in the States
by Eric Helland & Jonathan Klick - 35-88 Economic Value or Fair Market Value: What Form of Takings Compensation Is Efficient?
by Yun-chien Chang - 89-123 Organizing Crime
by Peter T. Leeson & Douglas Bruce Rogers - 125-182 Daubert, Science, and Modern Game Theory: Implications for Merger Analysis
by Malcolm B. Coate & Jeffrey H. Fischer - 183-203 Economics of the Independent Invention Defense under Incomplete Information
by Murat C. Mungan
2011, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-10 The Law and Economics of Online vs. Traditional Markets
by Geoffrey A. Manne & Joshua D. Wright - 11-23 Some Realities of Online Contracting
by Florencia Marotta-Wurgler - 25-50 Removing Property from Intellectual Property and (Intended?) Pernicious Impacts on Innovation and Competition
by F. Scott Kieff - 51-65 The Mediated Book
by Randal C. Picker - 67-102 Modular Confines of Mobile Networks: Are iPhones iPhony?
by Thomas W. Hazlett - 103-141 Economics, Behavioral Biology, and Law
by Owen D. Jones & Erin O'Hara O'Connor & Jeffrey Evans Stake - 143-244 Institutional Choice & Interest Groups in the Development of American Patent Law: 1790–1865
by Andrew P. Morriss & Craig Allen Nard - 245-270 How and Why the Per Se Rule Against Price-Fixing Went Wrong
by Sheldon Kimmel