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Fabrizio Cafaggi; Antonio Nicita; Ugo Pagano
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Legal Orderings and Economic Institutions
Legal positions and institutional complementarities
Authors

UGO PAGANO

ARI Id

1666283427965_15314667

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Not Available Free

Pages

66-95

DOI

10.4324/9780203391327-11

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Law, economics, and institutional complexity: An introduction
FABRIZIO CAFAGGI; ANTONIO NICITA; UGO PAGANO
13-30
PART I Complexity in law and economics
31-32
The future of law and economics
THOMAS S. ULEN
33-57
Law and economics in historical perspective
DOUGLASS C. NORTH
58-65
Legal positions and institutional complementarities
UGO PAGANO
66-95
Legislate today or wait until tomorrow? An investment approach to lawmaking
FRANCESCO PARISI; NITA GHEI
96-114
PART II Private orderings, efficiency, and the role of the state
115-116
The enforcement of contracts and the role of the state
ALAN SCHWARTZ
117-129
Minimal liberty and the ‘Coasean Liberal’: Boundaries and complementarities between the state and the market
ANTONIO NICITA; ERNESTO SAVAGLIO
130-144
Private orderings and intellectual property: What is the best incentive system?
NANCY GALLINI; SUZANNE SCOTCHMER
145-174
PART III Contractual incompleteness and the nature of endogenous enforcement
175-176
Costly contingent contracts: A failure of the Coase theorem
LUCA ANDERLINI; LEONARDO FELLI
177-202
Game-theoretic solutions to endogenous contractual incompleteness
FRANCESCO FARINA
203-224
Customary contracts
H. PEYTON YOUNG
225-236
Group relations and industrial districts
ALBERTO BATTISTINI
237-252
PART IV Governance models and corporate ethics
253-254
What is corporation? The corporate personality controversy and the fiduciary principle in corporate governance
KATSUHITO IWAI
255-279
Fiduciary duties, models of firms, and organizational theories in the context of relational interdependencies
FABRIZIO CAFAGGI
280-321
Incomplete contracts and corporate ethics: A game theoretical model under fuzzy information
LORENZO SACCONI
322-362
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