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EC 322

Economic Analysis of Law

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This course will examine whether existing legal rules achieve optimal allocation of resources and explore alternative legal regimes. The course will both examine the costs and benefits of particular legal rules and study how legal rules could be modified to achieve optimal or preferred results. The course will concentrate on the economic analysis of property, contract, tort and labour law. Prerequisites: EC260 or EC270. Exclusions: EC310u.

This course will examine whether existing legal rules achieve optimal allocation of resources and explore alternative legal regimes. The course will both examine the costs and benefits of particular legal rules and study how legal rules could be modified to achieve optimal or preferred results. The course will concentrate on the economic analysis of property, contract, tort and labour law. Prerequisites: EC260 or EC270. Exclusions: EC310u.

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This course will examine whether existing legal rules achieve optimal allocation of resources and explore alternative legal regimes. The course will both examine the costs and benefits of particular legal rules and study how legal rules could be modified to achieve optimal or preferred results. The course will concentrate on the economic analysis of property, contract, tort and labour law. Prerequisites: EC260 or EC270. Exclusions: EC310u.

EC 322 Prerequisites

EC 260 (Min. Grade D-) or EC 270 (Min. Grade D-)

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EC 322 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Applied Economics (APEC)

Economics and Accounting (ECAC)

Economics and Data Analytics (ECDA)

Economics and Financial Mgmt (ECFN)

Economics (ECON)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 3 (3)

Year 4 (4)

Year 5 (5)

EC 322

Economic Analysis of Law

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This course will examine whether existing legal rules achieve optimal allocation of resources and explore alternative legal regimes. The course will both examine the costs and benefits of particular legal rules and study how legal rules could be modified to achieve optimal or preferred results. The course will concentrate on the economic analysis of property, contract, tort and labour law. Prerequisites: EC260 or EC270. Exclusions: EC310u.

This course will examine whether existing legal rules achieve optimal allocation of resources and explore alternative legal regimes. The course will both examine the costs and benefits of particular legal rules and study how legal rules could be modified to achieve optimal or preferred results. The course will concentrate on the economic analysis of property, contract, tort and labour law. Prerequisites: EC260 or EC270. Exclusions: EC310u.

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This course will examine whether existing legal rules achieve optimal allocation of resources and explore alternative legal regimes. The course will both examine the costs and benefits of particular legal rules and study how legal rules could be modified to achieve optimal or preferred results. The course will concentrate on the economic analysis of property, contract, tort and labour law. Prerequisites: EC260 or EC270. Exclusions: EC310u.

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