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Author: Douglas Baird, Robert Gertner, Randal Picker
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Release Date: 1998-09-01
ISBN-10: 0674341112
ISBN-13: 9780674341111
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Game Theory and the Law promises to be the definitive guide to the field. It provides a highly sophisticated yet exceptionally clear explanation of game theory, with a host of applications to legal issues. The authors have not only synthesized the existing scholarship, but also created the foundation for the next generation of research in law and economics."
--Daniel A. Farber (University of Minnesota Law School )
Great analysis of common strategic behavior problems
| Customer Rating:  | | This is a great example of how the rigor of game theory can give startling insights into outcomes of common situations. Although I'm no mathematician or economist, all business people are at some point required to base their decisions on how they think others will behave. This book provides some great frameworks for structuring that thought process. |
Unique
| Customer Rating: | | Altough it's often just theory, is a unique book, rxpressing the Chicago school's view on law. Do not expect something you can use practically. |
A pathbreaking work of importance and clarity
| Customer Rating: | | This book popularizes and extends a new approach (non-cooperative game theory) to the economic analysis of law. Readable and concise, this book is a must for students and scholars wishing to understand the ways in which legal rules can be usefully modeled as non-cooperative games. As a professor in the discipline, I am awed by the important and brilliant scholarship presented in this book with superb skill. |
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