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parties pay for harm done--that is, by liability rules? In this article, we present a systematic economic analysis of this … fundamental question. Our primary object is to explain why liability rules are often employed to protect individuals against … course of our analysis, we suggest that a variety of commonly held beliefs about property and liability rules are in error …
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covered. The first is legal liability for harm. Here we discuss liability rules as incentives to reduce risk, issues of risk …-bearing and insurance, and the costs of the liability system. Second, we consider property law, where we address the nature and …
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three central areas of civil law - liability for accidents (tort law), property law, and contracts - as well as the …
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The burden of proof is a central feature of adjudication, and analogues exist in many other settings. It constitutes an important but largely unappreciated policy instrument that interacts with the level of enforcement effort and magnitude of sanctions in controlling harmful activity. Models are...
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