LS 321 - Law & Economics

3 hours

The social sciences of law and economics both concern themselves with human behavior and how it responds to incentives. The law and economics movement argues that basic microeconomic principles can and should guide the formulation of legal rules. This course will explore the possibilities and limitations of this school of thought. No prior coursework in economics is required. Required for BA in Legal Studies.

DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY

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LS 321 - Law & Economics