The Economics of Justice
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The Economics of Justice

by Posner, Richard Allen Posner

Law Economics
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In The Economics of Justice, Richard Allen Posner considers how economic analysis can illuminate questions of law, fairness, and social organization. Combining economics with legal and ethical inquiry, the book offers readers a framework for examining justice through a distinctive analytical lens.

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The Economics of Justice explores the relationship between economic reasoning and ideas of justice.

Written by Richard Allen Posner, the book presents an analytical perspective on legal and social questions.

Its subject connects economics with law, ethics, and public policy.

This edition is listed as a used book in good condition.

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