Regulating Contracts

Más información sobre el libro

The book explores the interplay of economics, sociology, and law in the regulation of contracts, highlighting the limitations and inefficiencies of current legal frameworks. It argues that legal regulation plays a minimal role in market construction and proposes that enhancing the law through indeterminate regulation could improve its effectiveness. By allowing for the recontextualization of legal reasoning, the book suggests a pathway for legal systems to better support market dynamics.