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Law and Economics from Different Perspectives

H. H. Liebhafsky

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The question of the extent to which one's conception of law or of economics or of the relationship between them is a reflection of his explicit or implicit philosophical outlook is the topic with which I will deal in this article. The purpose is to provide a supplement to, or an extension of, what has already been published in this journal.I In general, I will deal with two different conceptions: (1) those based on First Principles, and (2) those based on historical, functional, and evolutionary conceptions.

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The question of the extent to which one's conception of law or of economics or of the relationship between them is a reflection of his explicit or implicit philosophical outlook is the topic with which I will deal in this article. The purpose is to provide a supplement to, or an extension of, what has already been published in this journal.I In general, I will deal with two different conceptions: (1) those based on First Principles, and (2) those based on historical, functional, and evolutionary conceptions.

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The question of the extent to which one's conception of law or of economics or of the relationship between them is a reflection of his explicit or implicit philosophical outlook is the topic with which I will deal in this article. The purpose is to provide a supplement to, or an extension of, what has already been published in this journal.I In general, I will deal with two different conceptions: (1) those based on First Principles, and (2) those based on historical, functional, and evolutionary conceptions.

Key concepts: Economics, Neoclassical economics, Positive economics, Law and economics

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