JITE - Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics. Vol. 179 (2023)

Edited by Ralph-C. Bayer & Gerd Muehlheusser. Redaktion: Regine Hallmann.

Insgesamt 26 Aufsätze, alle in englischer Sprache. Ausgabe 1 des Jahrgangs bietet die Beiträge des "38th International Seminar on the New Institutional Economics" zum Thema "Judicial Decision-Making" (acht Beiträge und 13 Comments); Ausgabe 3-4 bietet die Beiträge des "Symposium on the Economica of Relational Contracts: Past and Future Developments" (zwölf Beiträge). Das Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE), gegründet 1844 als Zeitschrift für die gesamte Staatswissenschaft, beschäftigt sich als eine der ältesten Zeitschriften in Bereich der Volkswirtschaftslehre traditionell mit Problemen der Wirtschaftswissenschaft, der Sozialpolitik und ihrer Rechtsstrukturen. - Contents: Issue 1: "38th International Seminar on the New Institutional Economics - Judicial Decision-Making". Christoph Engel/Urs Schweizer: Conference Preface. - Yehonatan Givati/Israel Rosenberg: Why do Judges Grant Rehearing Requests? Evidence from the Supreme Court of Israel. (with Comments by Urs Schweizer and Michael Kurschilgen). - Daniel Klerman: Bias in Choice of Law: New Empirical and Experimental Evidence (with a comment by Michael Karayanni and Ralf Michaels). - Charles M. Cameron/Lewis A. Kornhauser: Learning the Law Together. Judges, Litigants, and Case-by-Case Adjudication (with a comment by Urs Schweizer). - Nicholas Goldrosen/Christian Michael Smith/Maria-Veronica Ciocanel/Rebecca Santorella/Shilad Sen/Shawn Bushway/Chad M. Topaz: Racial Disparities in Criminal Sentencing Vary Considerably across Federal Judges (with comments by Daniel S. Nagin and Christoph Engel). - Rachael K. Hinkle: Publication and Strategy in the U.S. Courts of Appeals (with comments by Michael A. Livermore and Christoph Engel). - Keren Weinshall/Ifat Taraboulos: Plaintiff Favoritism in Judicial Cost-Shifting Decisions (with comments by Morgan L. W. Hazelton and Alexander Morell). - Michael A. Bailey: Dimensionality on the Supreme Court (with comments by Miles T. Armaly and Joshua C. Fjelstul). - Yun-chien Chang/Geoffrey P. Miller: Do Judges Matter? (with a comment by Julian Nyarko). -- Issue 2: Marco A. Haan: The Competitive Effects of Consumer Boycotts. - Werner Neus/Manfred Stadler: The Tragedy of the Common Holdings: Coordinated Manager Compensation and Price Competition. - Ryusuke Shinohara: Sabotaging Teammates and Rent Dissipation in a Rent-Seeking Contest. - Kuang-Cheng Andy Wang/Ping-Yao Chou/Shao-Hsun Keng: Reexamining Ad Valorem and Specific Taxation under Uncertainty. - Tuna Abay/Simone Moriconi: Managerial Firms, Taxation, and Welfare. - Michele Santoni: How do Bureaucratic Budget Competition and Collective Bargaining Affect the Share of Temporary Employment? -- Issue 3-4: "Symposium on the Economica of Relational Contracts: Past and Future Developments". Matthias Fahn/W. Bentley MacLeod/Gerd Muehlheusser: Editorial Preface. - Jonathan Thomas/Tim Worrall: Self-Enforcing Wage Contracts Redux. - W. Bentley MacLeod/James M. Malcomson: Implicit Contracts, Incentive Compatibility, and Involuntary Unemployment: Thirty Years On. - George Baker/Robert Gibbons/Kevin J. Murphy: From Incentives to Control to Adaptation: Exploring Interactions between Formal and Relational Governance. - David A. Miller/Joel Watson: An Active-Contracting Perspective on Equilibrium Selection in Relational Contracts. - David G. Pearce/Ennio Stacchetti: Relational Contracts: Reputation and Renegotiation. - Parikshit Ghosh/Debraj Ray: The Social Equilibrium of Relational Arrangements. - Ola Kvaløy/Trond E. Olsen: Cooperation versus Competition between Agents in Relational Contracts. - Jin Li/Niko Matouschek: Making and Breaking Promises when their Costs Are Private Information. - Marina Halac: Revealing the Value of Relationships. - Rocco Macchiavello/Ameet Morjaria: Relational Contracts: Recent Empirical Advancements and Open Questions. - David Huffman: Relational Contracting: Complementarities with Behavioral and Experimental Economics. Vollständiger Jahrgang, vier Ausgaben in drei Heften, zus. VII,[VI],717 Seiten mit einigen Abb. und Tab., broschiert (JITE - Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics; Vol. 179 (2023)/Mohr Siebeck 2023) leichte Lagerspuren/minor shelfwear