AED - Artigos para trabalhos
(*) P. Rubin, 1977, Why is the Common Law Efficient?, Journal of Legal Studies 6: 5163.
(*) G. Priest, 1977, The Common Law Process and the Selection of Efficient Rules,
Journal of Legal Studies 6: 65-82.
(*) A. Schwartz, 1979, The Case for Specific Performance, Yale Law Journal 89: 271306.
(*) W. M. Landes and R. A. Posner, 1981, The Positive Economic Theory of Tort Law,
Georgia Law Review 15: 851-924.
(*) F. Easterbrook, 1983, Criminal Procedure as a Market System, Journal of Legal
Studies 12: 289-332.
(*) R. Cooter, 1984, Prices and Sanctions, Columbia Law Review 84: 1523-1560.
(*) W. J. Bishop, 1985, The Choice of Remedy for Breach of Contract, Journal of Legal
Studies 14: 299-320.
(*) R. Posner, 1985, An Economic Theory of Criminal Law, Columbia Law Review 85:
1193-1231.
(*) R. Posner, 1987, The Constitution as an Economic Document, George Washington
Law Review 56: 4-38.
(*) I. Ayres and R. Gertner, 1989, Filling Gaps in Incomplete Contracts: An Economic
Theory of Default Rules, Yale Law Journal 99: 87-130.
(*) J. A. Ferejohn and B. R. Weingast, 1992, A Positive Theory of Statutory
Interpretation, International Review of Law and Economics 12: 263-279.
(*) A. M. Polinsky and D. Rubinfeld, 1993, Sanctioning Frivolous Suits: An Economic
Analysis, The Georgetown Law Review 82: 397-435.
(*) L. Kaplow and S. Shavell, 1994, Why the Legal System is Less Efficient than the
Income Tax in Redistributing Income, Journal of Legal Studies 23: 667-681.
(*) S. Shavell, 1995, Alternative Dispute Resolution: An Economic Analysis, Journal of
Legal Studies 24: 1-28.
(*) L. Kaplow and S. Shavell, 1996, Property Rules versus Liability Rules: An Economic
Analysis, Harvard Law Review 109: 713-790.
(*) B. Main, 1997, An Economic Perspective of the Cost of Justice, Hume Papers on
Public Policy: The Reform of Civil Justice 5, 1-28.
(*) S. Shavell, 1997, The Fundamental Divergence between the Private and the Social
Motive to Use the Legal System, Journal of Legal Studies 26: 575-612.
(*) S. Shavell, 1999, The Level of Litigation: Private versus Social Optimality,
International Review of Law and Economics 19: 99-115.
(*) L. Kaplow and S. Shavell, 2001, Fairness versus Welfare, Harvard Law Review
114: 961-1388.
(*) C. Avery, C. Jolls, R. Posner and A. Roth, 2001, The Market for Federal Judicial Law
Clerks, University of Chicago Law Review 68, 793.
(*) P. Mahoney, 2001, The Common Law and Economic Growth: Hayek Might be
Right, Journal of Legal Studies 30: 503-525.
(*) T. Ulen, 2002, A Nobel Prize in Legal Science: Theory, Empirical Work, and the
Scientific Method in the Study of Law, University of Illinois Law Review.