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|a The law and economics of irrational behavior /
|c edited by Francesco Parisi and Vernon L. Smith.
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|a Stanford, Calif. :
|b Stanford Economics and Finance, Stanford University Press,
|c 2005.
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|a xvi, 613 pages :
|b illustrations ;
|c 24 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages [581]-588) and index.
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|g PART 1 :
|t IRRATIONALITY AND BOUNDED RATIONALITY IN LAW, PSYCHOLOGY, AND ECONOMICS:
|t Departures from rational choice : with and without regret /
|r Robert H. Frank --
|t Is the mind irrational or ecologically rational? /
|r Gerd Gigerenzer --
|t Lessons from neuroeconomics for the law /
|r Kevin McCabe,
|r Vernon Smith,
|g and
|r Terrence Chorvat --
|t Treating yourself instrumentally : internalization, rationality, and the law /
|r Robert Cooter --
|g PART 2 : THE
|t ECONOMICS OF IRRATIONAL BEHAVIOR:
|t Addiction, choice, and irrationality /
|r Ole-Jorgen Skog --
|t Revenge and retaliation /
|r Vincy Fon
|g and
|r Francesco Parisi --
|t What makes trade possible? /
|r Elizabeth Hoffman,
|r Kevin McCabe,
|g and
|r Vernon Smith --
|t Satisfaction and learning : an experimental game to measure happiness /
|r Marco Novarese
|g and
|r Salvatore Rizzello --
|g The
|t market for laughter /
|r F.H. Buckley --
|g PART 3 : THE
|t JURISPRUDENCE OF IRRATIONAL BEHAVIOR : RETHINKING LAW AS A BEHAVIORAL INSTRUMENT:
|g The
|t jurisprudence of craziness /
|r Stephen J. Morse --
|t On law enforcement with boundedly rational actors /
|r Christine Jolls --
|g The
|t biology of irrationality : crime and the contingency of deterrence /
|r Michael E. O'Neill --
|t Analyzing illicit drug markets when dealers act with limited rationality /
|r Jonathan Caukins
|g and
|r Robert J. MacCoun --
|t On the psychology of punishment /
|r Cass R. Sunstein --
|t Some well-aged wines for the "new norms" bottles : implications of social psychology for law and economics /
|r Yuval Feldman
|g and
|r Robert MacCoun --
|g PART 4 :
|t IRRATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND THE DESIGN OF LAW:
|t Human fallibility and the forms of law : the case of traffic safety /
|r Thomas S. Ulen --
|g The
|t free radicals of tort /
|r Mark F. Grady --
|t Probability errors : some positive and normative implications for tort and contract law /
|r Eric A. Posner --
|t Threatening an "irrational" breach of contract /
|r Oren Bar-Gill
|g and
|r Omri Ben-Shahar --
|t Regulating irrational exuberance and anxiety in securities markets /
|r Peter H. Huang --
|t In praise of investor irrationality /
|r Gregory La Blanc
|g and
|r Jeffrey J. Rachlinski.
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|a Rational choice theory.
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|a Deviant behavior.
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|x Economic aspects
|z United States.
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