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Rules versus Standards
Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi
Encyclopedia Chapter
In Encyclopedia of Law and Economics
Edited by Gerrit De Geest
Comparative Law and Economics: Accounting for Social Norms
Research Handbooks in Comparative Law series
Francesco Parisi and Barbara Luppi
In Comparative Law and Society
Edited by David S. Clark
Collection: Law 2012
Quantitative Methods in Comparative Law
In Methods of Comparative Law
Edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri
Behavioral models in tort law
Research Handbooks in Law and Economics series
Luppi and Parisi illustrate how different behavioral problems can be incorporated into the standard economic model of tort law. Through this exercise, the authors develop a modeling language that can be utilized by law and economic scholars when considering the effect of behavioral biases and cognitive imperfections in tort law. They use these models in conjunction with the standard taxonomy of psychological biases to show the effect of different biases on the behavior of tort agents. The models they present are applicable to a wide range of tort problems, and have the potential for application to a broader range of legal problems.
In Research Handbook on Behavioral Law and Economics
Edited by Joshua C. Teitelbaum and Kathryn Zeiler
Litigation as rent seeking
In Companion to the Political Economy of Rent Seeking
Edited by Roger D. Congleton and Arye L. Hillman
Subsidiarity for a Changing Union
Emanuela Carbonara, Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi
In Research Handbook on the Economics of European Union Law
Edited by Thomas Eger and Hans-Bernd Schäfer
Enforcing bilateral promises: a comparative law and economics perspective
Francesco Parisi, Marta Cenini and Barbara Luppi
In Comparative Contract Law