Research Handbook on Austrian Law and Economics - Research Handbooks in Law and Economics Series by Todd J. Zywicki Details
The original contributions to this research guide provide an introduction to the application of Austrian economic law. The book begins with chapters on the approach of law and economics before…
The original contributions to this research guide provide an introduction to the application of Austrian economic law. The book begins with chapters on the approach of law and economics before moving on to chapters dealing with the main concepts of the Austrian economy, such as dynamic competitive processes, automatic systems, self-worth, entrepreneurship, and the limited nature of individual knowledge.
This book offers contributions from economists and law scholars on topics ranging from the methodology of analysis and the development of contemporary legal practice to the teachings of the Basic Law. In general, this research guide provides a strong overview of contemporary research at the Austrian School of Law and Economics. It is an approach that reflects both the study of how alternative legal arrangements affect economic performance and how to use basic economic logic tools to study the operation of legal norms.
Researchers working in the fields of law, jurisprudence, economics and public policy will find an important resource at the forefront of the Austrian political economy in the application of law and economics.
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