Steven Shavell
1946
Books
- Moral rules and the moral sentiments
- Human nature and the best consequentialist moral system
- Principles of fairness versus human welfare
- Any non-individualistic social welfare function violates the Pareto principle
- Legal advice about information to present in litigation
- All individuals may be made worse off under any nonwelfarist principle
- On the superiority of corrective taxes to quantity regulation
- Fairness versus welfare
- A liberal theory of social welfare
- A note on the incentive to reveal information
- Economic analysis of accident law
- On the disutility and discounting of imprisonment and the theory of deterrence
- Legal advice
- Repeat offenders and the theory of deterrence
- Threats without binding commitment
- Rewards versus intellectual property rights
- On the writing and the interpretation of contracts
- Any non-welfarist method of policy assessment violates the Pareto principle
- Economic analysis of law
- The level of litigation
- Notions of fairness versus the Pareto principle
- Optimal sanctions and the incentive to provide evidence to legal tribunals
- Why the legal system is less efficient than the income tax in redistributing income
- Economic analysis of public law enforcement and criminal law
- Optimal sanctions and the incentive to provide evidence to legal tribunals
- Contracts
- On the social function and the regulation of liability insurance
- The economic theory of public enforcement of law
- The fundamental divergence between the private and the social motive to use the legal system
- Punitive damages
- The appeals process and adjudicator incentives
- The advantage of focusing law enforcement effort
- The fairness of sanctions
- 法と経済学
- Economics and liability for accidents
- Is breach of contract immoral?
- Sharing of information prior to settlement or litigation
- Do excessive legal standards discourage desirable activity?
- Specific performance versus damages for breach of contract
- Liability for accidents
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