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1. Introduction to Law and Economics
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3. The Coase Theorem
4. The Economics of Property Law
5. The Economics of Contract Law
6. The Economics of Tort Law
7. The Economics of Criminal Law
8. The Economics of Legal Process
9. The Economics of Regulation
10. Behavioral Law and Economics
11. The Economics of Corporate Law
12. The Economics of Family Law
13. The Economics of Constitutional Law
The Economics of Criminal Law
Economic Theory of Crime
Rational Criminal Model
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Crime
Expected Utility Framework
Supply of Offenses
Factors Influencing Criminal Activity
Economic Conditions
Opportunity Costs
Optimal Deterrence
Probability of Apprehension
Detection Mechanisms
Enforcement Resources
Severity of Punishment
Marginal Deterrence
Diminishing Returns
Fines vs. Imprisonment
Cost-Effectiveness
Social Impact
Administrative Costs
Economics of Punishment
Social Costs of Punishment
Incarceration Costs
Opportunity Costs
Social Disruption
Incapacitation
Preventing Future Crimes
Selective Incapacitation
Rehabilitation
Reducing Recidivism
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Deterrence
General Deterrence
Specific Deterrence
Criminal Procedure Economics
Plea Bargaining
Efficiency Considerations
Resource Allocation
Settlement vs. Trial
Rules of Evidence
Accuracy vs. Cost Trade-offs
Exclusionary Rules
Right to Counsel
Access to Justice
Fairness Considerations
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