Document Type
Article
Publication Year
1998
Journal Title
Journal of Legal Education
Abstract
To find out what law-and-economics scholars and economists think lawyers should know about economics, we conducted surveys of random samples of members of the American Law and Economics Association and the American Economic Association. We posed two questions to both groups: What do you think are the five most important economic concepts law students ought to learn in a law-and-economics course?
Law-and-economics courses sometimes include economics articles in their reading lists. If you could choose up to five articles for such a course, what would they be?
First Page
120
Recommended Citation
Robert Whaples, Andrew P. Morriss & John C. Moorhouse,
What Should Lawyers Know About Economics,
48
J. Legal Educ.
120
(1998).
Available at:
https://scholarship.law.tamu.edu/facscholar/136