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Incentives, Choices and Strategic Behavior : A Neuroeconomic Perspective for the Law

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In this chapter, we discuss some ways in which neuroeconomic research can inform legal scholarship. Given the limitations on space of this chapter, we cannot discuss anything like all of the neuroeconomic research that has been done in the last few years, even all of that which is of relevance...

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