Journal of law and economics

• 

  Año 2002, Vol. 45, Número 2

  • Entry into regulated monopoly markets: The development of a competitive fringe in the local telephone industry

    Jaison R. Abel

    págs. 289-316

    

  • Evidence of learning and network externalities in the diffusion of home computers

    Austan Goolsbee, Peter J. Klenow

    págs. 317-343

    

  • Can special interest buy congressional votes? evidence from financial services legislation

    Thomas Stratmann

    págs. 345-373

    

  • The effect of the big eight accounting firm mergers on the market for audit services

    Mary W. Sullivan

    págs. 375-399

    

  • Were compulsory attendance and child labor laws effective? an analysis from 1915 to 1939

    Adriana Lleras Muney

    págs. 401-437

    

  • HOW DO CONSUMERS MOTIVATE EXPERTS? REPUTATIONAL INCENTIVES IN AN AUTO REPAIR MARKET

    Thomas N. Hubbard

    págs. 437-468

    

  • Insurance fraud and optimal claims settlement strategies

    Keith J. Crocker, Sharon Tennyson

    págs. 469-507

    

  • Police, prosecutors, criminals, and determinate sentencing: The truth about truth-in-sentencing laws

    Joanna M. Shepherd

    págs. 509-534

    

  • Chief executive officer careers in regulated environments: Evidence from electric and gas utilities

    D. Scott Lee, Robert Parrino, Charles J. Hadlock

    págs. 535-563

    

  • Title systems and land values

    Geoffrey K. Turnbull, Henry J. Munneke, Thomas J. Micell, C. F. Sirmans

    págs. 565-582