Law and Socioeconomics
Journal of Legal Education, June 1999
21 Pages Posted: 26 Sep 2006
Abstract
In this essay, I explain what socioeconomics is, primarily by showing how economics and socioeconomics might be applied in addressing two issues that are fundamental to law. I hope these comments will illustrate why a socioeconomic analysis of law may displace the economic analysis of law. They are designed to show that the fit is better between law and socioeconomics than it is between law and economics; in other words, socioeconomics is the better complement to law.
Keywords: economics, law, socioeconomics, pareto, ultimatum
JEL Classification: K10, D63
Suggested Citation: Suggested Citation
Harrison, Jeffrey Lynch, Law and Socioeconomics. Journal of Legal Education, June 1999, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=932560
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