Economics for Lawyers

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Economics for Lawyers

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G. Thomas Woodward The Federal Lawyer : A very good textbook. It is comprehensive, well-organized, clearly written, and very usable. . . . [T]he focus of the book is unique.

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Mark F. Grady, Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Law and Economics, University of California, Los Angeles : Economics for Lawyers is by far the best book available for lawyers who want to learn the economic concepts that will influence future public policy debates and regulatory decisions. It developed out of Richard Ippolito's immensely popular class at the George Mason University School of Law, where many of the students already work for Congress, the executive branch, or federal regulatory agencies. They, more than most law students, already know that the Washington, DC, policymaking process has become a creative and productive debate between lawyers and economists--one in which it is a distinct advantage to possess both sets of tools.
Jonathan Klick, Assistant Professor of Law and Courtesy Professor of Economics, Florida State University; Associate Director, Liability Project, American Enterprise Institute : This book strikes the right balance between rigor and intuition. The tools presented here provide a framework in which the disparate concepts and issues thrown at students in law school can be organized and analyzed systematically. However, Economics for Lawyers also provides the kind of examples that are engaging to even those students who usually shudder when they hear words like 'slope' or 'maximize'.
Richard O. Zerbe, Jr., University of Washington, author of "A Foundation for the Use of Economics Efficiency in Law and in Economics" : Economics for Lawyers is well and clearly written and well organized, and its examples are quite good. A fine complement to available texts in the area of law and economics, it is a book I would like to teach from; indeed the very thought engendered a feeling of positive anticipation.
Albert Choi, University of Virginia : This book is well organized and well written, with easy-to-follow main points and a minimum of technical analysis. It will serve its purpose well of introducing economic concepts to law students.

Economics for Lawyers

Economics for Lawyers,Richard A. Ippolito,Princeton University Press,069112177X,Business / Economics / Finance,Economic aspects,Economics,Economics - General,Economics - Theory,Law,Law and economics,Legal Education,United States,Jurisprudence & General Issues,Law / Study & Teaching,Legal skills & practice

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