For two decades, economic agents have been investing in the personal data-driven industry
on the assumption that courts, the keepers of the legal systems, would have backed their …

Smart contracts govern transactions using the blockchain as the enforcing medium. They
may be a cheaper form of governance of transactions compared to traditional contracts, the …

Global capitalism has changed the Earth system to the extent that the current epoch is called
the Anthropocene. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) …

The major contribution of Oliver Williamson, who was a 2009 Nobel Prize co-Laureate in
economics, consists of proposing a heuristic analysis of governance structures, namely, the …

Spain is the leading country in production, 305,403 tons in 2022, of canned fish in Europe.
Part of its success is because this industry is one of the leading sectors in innovation and …

The Consumer Welfare Hypothesis in Law and Economics is a compelling account of market
relations with firm roots in economic theory and legal practice. This incisive book challenges …

As it says on its cover, John R. Commons's book on The Legal Foundations of Capitalism
examines the legal groundings of capitalist systems. This essay notes that this is distinctive …

Richard Posner is undoubtedly one of the most influential legal scholars of the 20th century,
one of the most prolific judges, and one of the most prominent public intellectuals. This …

The book pays attention to the tax treatment of transfer pricing in a single perspective of
analysis since the most important principles (the arm's length-ALP-ie conditions that …

In the face of creative disruption, Judges' ignorance and expectations can become condition
for the edification of the property rights system at the base of innovative services, such as …