American law and economics review

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  Año 2013, Vol. 15, Número 1

  • Understanding the Democratic Transition in South Africa

    Robert P. Inman, D. L. Rubinfeld

    págs. 1-38

    

  • On Hatred

    Tilman Klumpp, Hugo M. Mialon

    págs. 39-72

    

  • Why Do Plaintiffs Lose Appeals? Biased Trial Courts, Litigious Losers, or Low Trial Win Rates?

    Theodore Eisenberg, Henry S. Farber

    págs. 73-109

    

  • Discontinuous Behavioral Responses to Recycling Laws and Plastic Water Bottle Deposits

    W. Kip Viscusi, Joel Huber, Jason Bell, Caroline Cecot

    págs. 110-155

    

  • Reversible Rewards

    Omri Ben-Shahar, Anu Bradford

    págs. 156-186

    

  • Is Knowledge of the Tax Law Socially Desirable?

    David A. Weisbach

    págs. 187-211

    

  • Implementation of Anti-Discrimination Policy: Does Judicial Selection Matter?

    Timothy Besley, A. Abigail Payne

    págs. 212-251

    

  • Affirmative Action Bans and the "Chilling Effect"

    Kate L. Antonovics, Richard H. Sander

    págs. 252-299

    

  • The Disciplining Role of the Market Versus Government Regulation: The Case of Sarbanes�Oxley and the Earnings Quality of M&A Targets

    Ilanit Gavious, Mosi Rosenboim

    págs. 300-332

    

  • The Potential for Catastrophic Auditor Litigation

    Dain C. Donelson

    págs. 333-380

    

  • The Long-run Effect of Abortion on Sexually Transmitted Infections

    Christopher Cornwell, Scott Cunningham

    págs. 381-407