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1. An Introduction to Law and Economics1

Ⅰ. What Is the Economic Analysis of Law?3

Ⅱ. Some Examples4

Ⅲ. The Primacy of Efficiency Over Distribution in Analyzing Private Law7

Ⅳ. Why Should Lawyers Study Economics? Why Should Economists Study Law?9

Ⅴ. The Plan of This Book10

2. A Brief Review of Microeconomic Theory11

Ⅰ. Overview: The Structure of Microeconomic Theory11

Ⅱ. Some Fundamental Concepts: Maximization, Equilibrium, and Efficiency12

Ⅲ. Mathematical Tools14

Ⅳ. The Theory of Consumer Choice and Demand18

Ⅴ. The Theory of Supply26

Ⅵ. Market Equilibrium28

Ⅶ. Game Theory33

Ⅷ. The Theory of Asset Pricing37

Ⅸ. General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics37

Ⅹ. Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Risk and Insurance43

Ⅺ. Profits and Growth49

Ⅻ. Behavioral Economics50

3. A Brief Introduction to Law and Legal Institutions55

Ⅰ. The Civil Law and the Common Law Traditions56

Ⅱ. The Institutions of the Federal and the State Court Systems in the United States59

Ⅲ. The Nature of a Legal Dispute62

Ⅳ. How Legal Rules Evolve64

4. An Economic Theory of Property70

Ⅰ. The Legal Concept of Property73

Ⅱ. Bargaining Theory74

Ⅲ. The Origins of the Institution of Property: A Thought Experiment76

Ⅳ. An Economic Theory of Property81

Ⅴ. How are Propetyy Rights Protected?94

Ⅵ. What Can be Privately Owned?—Public and Private Goods102

Ⅶ. What May Owners Do with Their Property?105

Ⅷ. On Distribution106

Appendix: The Philosophical Concept of Property109

5. Topics in the Economics of Property Law112

Ⅰ. What can be Privately Owned?112

Ⅱ. How are Property Rights Established and Verified?143

Ⅲ. What May Owners Do with Their Property?156

Ⅳ. What are the Remedies for the Violation of Property Rights?166

6. An Economic Theory of Tort Law187

Ⅰ. Defining Tort Law189

Ⅱ. An Economic Theory of Tort Liability199

Appendix: Liability and Symmetry228

7. Topics in the Economics of Tort Liability230

Ⅰ. Extending the Economic Model230

Ⅱ. Computing Damages253

Ⅲ. An Empirical Assessment of the U.S.Tort Liability System261

8. An Economic Theory of Contract Law276

Ⅰ. Bargain Theory: An Introduction to Contracts277

Ⅱ. An Economic Theory of Contract Enforcement283

Ⅲ. An Economic Theory of Contract Remedies287

Ⅳ. Economic Interpretation of Contracts291

Ⅴ. Relational Contracts: The Economics of the Long-Run299

9. Topics in the Economics of Contract Law307

Ⅰ. Remedies as Incentives307

Ⅱ. Formation Defenses and Performance Excuses341

Appendix: Mathematical Appendix373

10.An Economic Theory of the Legal Process382

Ⅰ. The Goal of the Legal Process: Minimizing Social Costs384

Ⅱ. Why Sue?386

Ⅲ. Exchange of Information391

Ⅳ. Settlement Bargaining399

Ⅴ. Trial403

Ⅵ. Appeals410

11.Topics in the Economics of the Legal Process419

Ⅰ. Complaints, Lawyers, Nuisances, and Other Issues in the Legal Process419

Ⅱ. An Empirical Assessment of the Legal Process442

12.An Economic Theory of Crime and Punishment454

Ⅰ. The Traditional Theory of Criminal Law455

Ⅱ. An Economic Theory of Crime and Punishment460

13.Topics in the Economics of Crime and Punishment485

Ⅰ. Crime and Punishment in the United States485

Ⅱ. Does Punishment Deter Crime?491

Ⅲ. Efficient Punishment501

Ⅳ. The Death Penalty510

Ⅴ. The Economics of Addictive Drugs and Crime518

Ⅵ. The Economics of Handgun Control522

Ⅶ. Explaining the Decline in Crime in the United States526

Case Index533

Name Index535

Subject Index539