Journal of law and economics

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  Año 2002, Vol. 45, Número 1

  • Inequality and violent crime

    Daniel Lederman, Pablo Fajnzylber, Norman Loayza

    págs. 1-40

    

  • SORTING QUOTAS, AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1991: WHO HIRES WHEN IT'S HARD TO FIRE?

    Scott Schaefer, Paul Oyer

    págs. 41-68

    

  • THE EFFECTS OF CIVIL GANG INJUNCTIONS ON REPORTED VIOLENT CRIME: EVIDENCE FROM LOS ANGELES COUNTY

    Jeffrey Grogger

    págs. 69-90

    

  • LIABILITY AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHOICE

    Richard R. W. Brooks

    págs. 91-125

    

  • BANKS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: IMPLICATIONS FROM JAPANESE HISTORY

    J. Mark Ramseyer, Yoshiro Miwa

    págs. 127-164

    

  • POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF THE LIKELIHOOD OF PRIVATIZING ARGENTINE PUBLIC BANKS

    Robert Cull, George R. G. Clarke

    págs. 165-197

    

  • THE EFFECT OF STATE FUNERAL REGULATIONS ON CREMATION RATES: TESTING FOR DEMAND INDUCEMENT IN FUNERAL MARKETS

    David E. Harrington, Kathy J. Krynski

    págs. 199-225

    

  • MANAGERIAL INCENTIVES IN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS: EVIDENCE FROM HOSPITALS

    R. Lawrence Van Horn, James A. Brickley

    págs. 227-249

    

  • THE MARKET FOR NEW HANDGUNS: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION

    David D. Hemley, Douglas C. Bice

    págs. 251-264

    

  • A MARKET-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY EXPERIMENT IN CHILE

    Ricardo Katz, Juan Pablo Montero, Jose Miguel Sanchez

    págs. 267-287