From a course delivered in 2003, PDF-format exams and problem sets, mostly including solutions. There are also around two dozen lecture handouts. The materials are online as part of MIT's OpenCourseWare initiative. Creative Commons licensed.
This is part of the Law and Economics site, led by Antony Dnes, University of Hull as part of the TRUE Project
Lecture materials in Law and Economics
Powerpoint slides by Antony W. Dnes, University of Hull, 2010:
- Integrity and Irrational Behavior in Gangs, Aristocracies, Cliques and other Sub Groups
- Autonomy & the Law Commission’s Proposals
Anderson Mutemererwa, University of Hull:
- Environmental Property Rights
- Crime & Criminal Law: Empirical Studies
- Crime (Further Empirical Studies)
External links
Text and notes
Boudewijn Bouckaert, University of Ghent, Gerrit De Geest, University of Utrecht
All 172 chapters of this five-volume survey of the law and economics literature are available freely online, with a facility to order the paper versions. A foreword by Richard A. Posner explains the historical origin of the Law and Economics movement. The bibliographic database is fully searchable.
Robert Marks, University of New South Wales
A set of seven PDF-format slide shows, from a course for antitrust lawyers. Topics are: Modelling and Economics Primer, Industry Analysis: Porter's Five Forces, Market Structure & Competition, Strategic Commitment and Competition, The Dynamics of Price Rivlary, Entry & Exit, and Mergers & Acquisitions.
Lecture Slides
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