Public Law and Economics
by Robert Cooter, Michael Gilbert
This book presents an economic analysis of constitutions, legislatures, courts, and administrative agencies, offering clear explanations of core concepts for scholars, students, and practitioners.
About This Book
Public Law and Economics applies economic reasoning to the study of constitutions, legislatures, courts, and administrative agencies.
The volume examines how legal rules and institutions shape incentives and influence collective decision-making.
Readers will find clear explanations of core economic concepts relevant to public law and policy.
The text is designed for scholars, students, and practitioners seeking an integrated approach to law and economics.
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