-run rate of growth under private property is higher than or equal to that under common property. If the discount factors are … formed endogenously, under some circumstances common property can result in a higher rate of growth than private property …

the tragedy of the commons: it is a rush to ruin that is caused, rather than remedied, by property. An innovating firm … Essay extends Bessen and Meurer's analysis by exploring the import of their findings for legal scholarship on property … failures. Although they do not themselves articulate this point, Bessen and Meurer enrich the literature on property failures …

how commons and anticommons analysis illuminates property law as well as property theory, shows why the analysis is novel … tragic. The commons and the anticommons, as extremes on a spectrum, illuminate the boundaries of private property. Yet …Recent work on the commons and the anticommons is novel and promising. Briefly, a commons is a resource which all have …

the mining ingenuity from a diverse immigrant body; but it was ultimately a unique system of property ownership flowing … mining systems and how those customary property traditions ultimately led to our current mining laws. Ultimately, it …

The British Columbia halibut fishery provides a natural experiment of the effects of "privatizing the commons". Using … materialize and can be compromised by restrictions on transferability, duration and divisibility of the property right, two …, substantial long-run gains in efficiency can be jeopardized by pre-existing regulations and the bundling of the property right to …