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Naked Exclusion By ERIC B. RASMUSEN, J. MARK RAMSEYER, AND JOHN S. WILEY, JR.*
Ordinarily, a monopoly cannot increase its profits by asking customers to sign
agreements not to deal with potential competitors. If, however, there are ...
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RASMUSEN / 429 contract. In particular, the massacre contract is feasible for a
larger set of parameters than the "scapegoat" contract, in which one agent is
punished and the others benefit. Section 2 describes the model and ...
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The unique Nash equilibrium of the finitely repeated n-person Prisoners’
Dilemma calls for defection in all rounds. One way to enforce cooperation in
groups is ostracism: players who defect are expelled. If the group’s ...
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414 THE JOURNAL OF LAW AND ECONOMICS TABLE 2 BANK FAILURES MUTUAL COMMERCIAL
BANKS SAVINGS BANKS S&Ls YEAR No. % No. % No. % 1921 505 1.69 0 .00 6 .07 1922
366 1.24 0 .00 4 .04 1923 646 2.24 1 .00 9 .09 1924 775 2.75 0 .00 18 .17 ...
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... legislators ERIC RASMUSEN Indiana University School of Business, Bloomington,
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Two central puzzles about social norms are how they are enforced and how they
are created or modified. The sanctions for the violation of a norm can be
categorized as automatic, guilt, shame, informational, bilateral costly, ...
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522 THE JOURNAL OF LAW AND ECONOMICS II. MODELING STIGMA The idea to be modeled
is that public declaration of a person's criminal- ity makes other people
reluctant to interact with him. In the models, this reluctance will take ...
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Abstract. Politicians trade off the cost of acquiring and processing information
against the benefit of being re-elected. Lobbyists may possess private
information upon which politicians would like to rely without the effort of ...
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its lower courts, it maintains elaborate career incentive structures. We use
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An independent judiciary faces the problem of how to restrain high-court judges
from indulging their personal whims. One restraint is the desire of judges to
influence future judges. To do so, judges may have to maintain their own or ...
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282 ERIC RASMUSEN The point is older than the concept of perfect equilibrium and
has been made, for example, by McGee [1958] in the context of predatory pricing,
which he argues is not a credible threat because it hurts the predator as ...
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The role of the US Supreme Court in the after- math of the 2000 presidential
election raised ques- tions in the minds of many Americans about the
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PETRAKIS, RASMUSEN, AND ROY / 249 and Ray (1991), and Cabral and Riordan (1994).
If the average cost at any point of time is constant in current output, then
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Abstract. The mutually beneficial connection between industries and the
governments that regu- late them is the subject of a large literature led by
Stigler (1971). What has not been studied is how firms choose their desired ...
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Abstract Conviction rates in Japan exceed 99 percent. Why? One explanation
involves judicial incentives. Because Japanese judges can be penalized by a
personnel office if they rule in ways the office dislikes, perhaps they ...
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1.1. THE PROBLEM OF FIRM SIZE A centra] question in industrial organization is
what determines the size of firms. This question is closely linked to a central
assumption in micro- economics generally, that "managerial diseconomies of ...
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ABSTRACT: Much real-world contracting involves finding new clauses to add to a
basic agreement, clauses which may or may not increase the welfare of both
parties. The parties must decide which complications to propose, how ...
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We look at a Bertrand model in which each ¢rm may be inactive with a known
probability, so the number of active ¢rms is uncertain. The model has a
mixed-strategy equilibrium, in which industry pro¢ts are positive and ...
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This paper focuses on avoidable moral hazard and offers one explanation for
limited insurance markets, for closely held firms, and for seemingly simple as
opposed to contingent forms of debt. Agents have random endowments of a ...
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Abstract: The tax office wins most cases in Japan, and we ask why that might be.
The well-known Priest-Klein hypothesis suggests that the high government
win-rate should have nothing to do with any bias in courts. Rather than ...
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Conservative managerial behavior can be rational and prot-maximizing. If the
valuation of innovations contains white noise and the status quo would be
preferred to random innovation, then any innovation that does not appear to ...
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Lyon: Department of Business Economics and Public Policy, Kelley School of
Business, Indiana University, [email protected]. Rasmusen: Indiana University
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I. Introduction Should a crime's penalty rise smoothly in proportion to the
crime's harmfulness? This seems obvious, and has a sound economic intuition
behind it. The optimal penalty is the result of a tradeoff between the ...
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Efficiency wages are wages that exceed a worker's reservation wage. A standard
explanation for such wages is "bonding": high wages increase the cost of being
dis- charged for misbehavior and so help ensure worker honesty. A neglected ...
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Blackwell Readings for Contemporary Economics This scries presents collections
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discipline. Each volume dovetails with a variety of existing economics ...
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Because civil law courts hire unproven jurists into career judicia- ries, many
use elaborate incentive structures to prevent their judges from shirking. In
Japan, for example, the courts maintain an ad- ministrative office called ...
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contracts on behalf of principals. Should a principal be bound when his agent
makes a contract with some third party on his behalf which the principal ...
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The Folk Theorem says that an infinitely repeated game has many different
equilibrium outcomes. In formalizing this idea, the most important tasks are to
define 'many', 'outcome', and 'equilibrium', and to specify how the payoffs ...
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Bidders in auctions must decide whether and when to incur the cost of estimating
the most they are willing to pay. This can explain why people seem to get
carried away, bidding higher than they had planned before the auction and ...
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The 1981 Klein-Leffler model of product quality does not explain why
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price premia, and it relies on consumers knowing the cost functions of ...
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When a symbol is desecrated, the desecrator obtains benets while other people
incur costs. Negative externalities are intrinsic to desecration, suggesting a
case for government regula- tion if the costs exceed the benets. The case ...
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An economic approach to adultery law Eric Rasmusen Wilt thou have this Woman to
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Abstract. A policy will be used more heavily in a time and place where its cost
is lower. The analyst who treats times and places as identical will overestimate
the policy’s net benefit, especially for policy intensities greater than ...
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Bargaining models ask how a surplus is split between two parties in bilateral
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388 / THE RAND JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS This literature is normative and attempts to
prescribe how the procurement problem should be addressed under the assumption
that ex ante asymmetric information is the main concern. By contrast, the ...
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Dr. Sloof’s comments on Rasmusen (1993) raise a number of methodological
issuesthat may be of interest to more readers ofPublic Choicethan those who
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Prosecutors choose which criminal cases to prosecute. If they prosecute more and
thus weaker cases of a given type, the ratio of conviction to prosecutions (the
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Various issues in the common law arise when agents make contracts on behalf of
principals. Should a principal be bound when his agent makes a contract on his
behalf that he would immediately wish to disavow? The tradeoffs resemble ...
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RA Posner - The American Economic Review, 1997 - JSTOR
Social Norms and the Law: An Economic Approach By RICHARD A. POSNER* By "social
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748 The Journal of Finance complete. From an analysis of our sample of thirty
firms the average period spent in reorganization is nearly four years. The delay
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AW Dnes, B Rowthorn - 2002 - books.google.com
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"Timely and urgent. . . . Ms Nussbaum's appeal to the outlook of fiction as a
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1106 ~ JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY themselves may tell much about the quality
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