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Volumes 1-11(2)


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Volume 1(1)


A. T. Kronman

Contract Law and the State of Nature.

1(1): 5-32.


P. L. Joskow

Vertical Integration and Long-term Contracts: The Case of Coal-burning Electric Generating Plants.

1(1): 33-80.


J. L. Mashaw

Prodelegation: Why Administrators Should Make Political Decisions.

1(1): 81-100.


B. D. Baysinger and H. N. Butler

Corporate Governance and the Board of Directors: Performance Effects of Changes in Board Composition.

1(1): 101-24.


H. Hansmann

The Organization of Insurance Companies: Mutual versus Stock.

1(1): 125-53.


T. M. Palay

Avoiding Regulatory Constraints: Contracting Safeguards and the Role of Informal Agreements.

1(1): 155-75.


O. E. Williamson

Assessing Contract.

1(1): 177-208.


P. Harris

Difficult Cases and the Display of Authority.

1(1): 209-21.


 


Volume 1(2)


R. Romano

Law as a Product: Some Pieces of the Incorporation Puzzle.

1(2): 225-83.


P. T. Spiller

On Vertical Mergers.

1(2): 285-312.


E. D. Elliott, B. A. Ackerman and J. C. Millian

Toward a Theory of Statutory Evolution: The Federalization of Environmental Law.

1(2): 313-40.


A. Sen

Goals, Commitment, and Identity.

1(2): 341-55.


T. C. Schelling

Enforcing Rules on Oneself.

1(2): 357-74.


G. C. Winston

The Reasons for Being of Two Minds: A Comment on Schelling's "Enforcing Rules on Oneself.".

1(2): 375-79.


R. A. Burt

Enforcing Rules on Oneself: Commentary.

1(2): 381-83.


J. M. Acheson

The Maine Lobster Market: Between Market and Hierarchy.

1(2): 385-98.


 


Volume 2(1)


M. J. Graetz, J. F. Reinganum and L. L. Wilde

The Tax Compliance Game: Toward an Interactive Theory of Law Enforcement.

2(1): 1-32.


M. P. Fiorina

Legislator Uncertainty, Legislative Control, and the Delegation of Legislative Power.

2(1): 33-51.


R. H. Kraakman

Gatekeepers: The Anatomy of a Third-Party Enforcement Strategy.

2(1): 53-104.


J. H. Mulherin

Complexity in Long-term Contracts: An Analysis of Natural Gas Contractual Provisions.

2(1): 105-17.


H. Hansmann

A Theory of Status Organizations.

2(1): 119-30.


S. Rose Ackerman

Reforming Public Bureaucracy through Economic Incentives?

2(1): 131-61.


K. F. Forbes

Limited Liability and the Development of the Business Corporation.

2(1): 163-77.


 


Volume 2(2)


J. Tirole

Hierarchies and Bureaucracies: On the Role of Collusion in Organizations.

2(2): 181-214.


V. Vanberg and J. M. Buchanan

Organization Theory and Fiscal Economics: Society, State, and Public Debt.

2(2): 215-27.


A. Schwartz

Search Theory and the Tender Offer Auction.

2(2): 229-53.


L. A. Bebchuk

The Case for Facilitating Competing Tender Offers: A Last (?) Reply [The Proper Role of a Target's Management in Responding to a Tender Offer] [Auctions and Sunk Costs in Tender Offers].

2(2): 253-71.


A. Schwartz

Bebchuk on Minimum Offer Periods.

2(2): 271-77.


R. Craswell and J. E. Calfee

Deterrence and Uncertain Legal Standards.

2(2): 279-303.


A. Gifford, Jr. and R. W. Kenney

The Production of Information through Labor Market Contests.

2(2): 305-13.


G. M. Grossman and C. Shapiro

Research Joint Ventures: An Antitrust Analysis.

2(2): 315-37.


B. D. Baysinger and A. Zardkoohi

Technology, Residual Claimants, and Corporate Control.

2(2): 339-49.


 


Volume 3(1)


S. N. Wiggins and G. D. Libecap

Firm Heterogeneities and Cartelization Efforts in Domestic Crude Oil.

3(1): 1-25.


A. M. Polinsky

Fixed Price versus Spot Price Contracts: A Study in Risk Allocation.

3(1): 27-46.


C. E. Helfat and D. J. Teece

Vertical Integration and Risk Reduction.

3(1): 47-67.


D. D. Heckathorn and S. M. Maser

Bargaining and the Sources of Transaction Costs: The Case of Government Regulation.

3(1): 69-98.


J. H. Mulherin and W. J. Muller, III

Volatile Interest Rates and the Divergence of Incentives in Mortgage Contracts.

3(1): 99-115.


E. C. Gallick and D. E. Sisk

A Reconsideration of Taxi Regulation.

3(1): 117-28.


B. V. Yarbrough and R. M. Yarbrough

Institutions for the Governance of Opportunism in International Trade.

3(1): 129-39.


R. Higgs

Identity and Cooperation: A Comment on Sen's Alternative Program [Goals, Commitment, and Identity].

3(1): 140-42.


 


Volume 3(2)


A. Katz

Measuring the Demand for Litigation: Is the English Rule Really Cheaper?

3(2): 143-76.


R. Bowles

Settlement Range and Cost Allocation Rules: A Comment on Avery Katz's Measuring the Demand for Litigation: Is the English Rule Really Cheaper?

3(2): 177-84.


C. R. Plott

Legal Fees: A Comparison of the American and English Rules.

3(2): 185-92.


G. L. Priest

Measuring Legal Change.

3(2): 193-225.


R. Cooter

Why Litigants Disagree: A Comment on George Priest's "Measuring Legal Change.".

3(2): 227-34.


M. Galanter

Conceptualizing Legal Change and Its Effects: A Comment on George Priest's "Measuring Legal Change.".

3(2): 235-41.


M. D. McCubbins, R. G. Noll and B. R. Weingast

Administrative Procedures as Instruments of Political Control.

3(2): 243-77.


R. D. Arnold

Political Control of Administrative Officials.

3(2): 279-86.


T. W. Gilligan and K. Krehbiel

Collective Decisionmaking and Standing Committees: An Informational Rationale for Restrictive Amendment Procedures.

3(2): 287-335.


M. P. Fiorina

Comment: Alternative Rationales for Restrictive Procedures [Collective Decisionmaking and Standing Committees: An Informational Rationale for Restrictive Amendment Procedures].

3(2): 337-43.


M. Shapiro

The Concept of Information: A Comment on Gilligan and Krehbiel's "Collective Decisionmaking and Standing Committees.".

3(2): 345-50.


R. S. Hartman and M. J. Doane

The Use of Hedonic Analysis for Certification and Damage Calculations in Class Action Complaints.

3(2): 351-72.


G. John, A. M. Weiss and B. Weitz

An Organizational Coordination Model of Salesforce Compensation Plans: Theoretical Analysis and Empirical Test.

3(2): 373-95.


A. F. Daughety and R. Forsythe

The Effects of Industry-Wide Price Regulation on Industrial Organization.

3(2): 397-434.


R. Wintrobe

The Market for Corporate Control and the Market for Political Control.

3(2): 435-48.


 


Volume 4(1)


R. H. Coase

The Nature of the Firm: Orgin.

4(1): 3-17.


R. H. Coase

The Nature of the Firm: Meaning.

4(1): 19-32.


R. H. Coase

The Nature of the Firm: Influence.

4(1): 33-47.


S. Rosen

Transactions Costs and Internal Labor Markets.

4(1): 49-64.


O. E. Williamson

The Logic of Economic Organization.

4(1): 65-93.


P. L. Joskow

Asset Specificity and the Structure of Vertical Relationships: Empirical Evidence.

4(1): 95-117.


O. D. Hart

Incomplete Contracts and the Theory of the Firm.

4(1): 119-39.


H. Demsetz

The Theory of the Firm Revisited.

4(1): 141-61.


S. G. Winter

On Coase, Competence, and the Corporation.

4(1): 163-80.


S. E. Masten

A Legal Basis for the Firm.

4(1): 181-98.


B. Klein

Vertical Integration as Organizational Ownership: The Fisher Body-General Motors Relationship Revisited.

4(1): 199-213.


 


Volume 4(1)


J. A. Dubin and P. Navarro

How Markets for Impure Public Goods Organize: The Case of Household Refuse Collection.

4(2): 217-41.


M. J. Trebilcock

The Role of Insurance Considerations in the Choice of Efficient Civil Liability Rules.

4(2): 243-65.


H. Hansmann

Ownership of the Firm.

4(2): 267-304.


H. Gatignon and E. Anderson

The Multinational Corporation's Degree of Control over Foreign Subsidiaries: An Empirical Test of a Transaction Cost Explanation.

4(2): 305-36.


G. John and B. A. Weitz

Forward Integration into Distribution: An Empirical Test of Transaction Cost Analysis.

4(2): 337-55.


A. Marcus and P. Bromiley

The Rationale for Regulation: Shareholder Losses under Various Assumptions about Managerial Cognition.

4(2): 357-72.


M. Ryngaert and J. M. Netter

Shareholder Wealth Effects of the Ohio Antitakeover Law.

4(2): 373-83.


J. B. Baker

Private Information and the Deterrent Effect of Antitrust Damage Remedies.

4(2): 385-408.


 


Volume 5(1)


S. Klepper and D. Nagin

The Anatomy of Tax Evasion.

5(1): 1-24.


D. Besanko and D. F. Spulber

Delegated Law Enforcement and Noncooperative Behavior.

5(1): 25-52.


R. N. Johnson and G. D. Libecap

Bureaucratic Rules, Supervisor Behavior, and the Effect on Salaries in the Federal Government.

5(1): 53-82.


R. C. Ellickson

A Hypothesis of Wealth-Maximizing Norms: Evidence from the Whaling Industry.

5(1): 83-97.


A. M. Polinsky and S. Shavell

Legal Error, Litigation, and the Incentive to Obey the Law.

5(1): 99-108.


G. P. Pisano

Using Equity Participation to Support Exchange: Evidence from the Biotechnology Industry.

5(1): 109-26.


J. F. Hennart

The Transaction-Cost Rationale for Countertrade.

5(1): 127-53.


T. H. Hammond and P. A. Thomas

The Impossibility of a Neutral Hierarchy.

5(1): 155-84.


W. K. Viscusi

The Interaction between Product Liability and Workers' Compensation as Ex Post Remedies for Workplace Injuries.

5(1): 185-210.


S. J. La Croix

Homogeneous Middleman Groups: What Determines the Homogeneity?

5(1): 211-22.


 


Volume 5(2)


G. A. Jarrell and A. B. Poulsen

Stock Trading before the Announcement of Tender Offers: Insider Trading or Market Anticipation?

5(2): 225-48.


C. Grandy

Can Government Be Trusted to Keep Its Part of a Social Contract?: New Jersey and the Railroads, 1825-1888.

5(2): 249-69.


C. R. Knoeber

A Real Game of Chicken: Contracts, Tournaments, and the Production of Broilers.

5(2): 271-92.


J. R. Lott, Jr. and G. M. Fremling

Time Dependent Information Costs, Price Controls, and Successive Government Intervention.

5(2): 293-306.


R. B. Ekelund, Jr., R. F. Hebert and R. D. Tollison

An Economic Model of the Medieval Church: Usury as a Form of Rent Seeking.

5(2): 307-31.


J. E. L. Campos

Legislative Institutions, Lobbying, and the Endogenous Choice of Regulatory Instruments: A Political Economy Approach to Instrument Choice.

5(2): 333-53.


W. R. Reed

Information in Political Markets: A Little Knowledge Can Be a Dangerous Thing.

5(2): 355-74.


D. Choi, S. Kamma and J. Weintrop

The Delaware Courts, Poison Pills, and Shareholder Wealth.

5(2): 375-93.


E. Berkovitch, M. Bradley and N. Khanna

Tender Offer Auctions, Resistance Strategies, and Social Welfare.

5(2): 395-412.


A. Schwartz

Defensive Tactics and Optimal Search.

5(2): 413-24.

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