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Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE)

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Volume 166 (2010) / Heft 1
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John J. Donohue III
The Politics of Judicial Opposition
pp. 108-114 (7)
Daniel E. Ho
Reconciling Punitive Damages Evidence
pp. 27-32 (6)
Alexander Stremitzer
If you Give Shareholders Power, do they Use it?
pp. 58-61 (4)
Jonathan Klick
The Perils of Empirical Work on Institutions
pp. 166-170 (5)
Horst Entorf
Econometric Issues in Antitrust Analysis
pp. 78-82 (5)
Herbert M. Kritzer
Constituencies in Judicial Retention Processes
pp. 115-119 (5)
Kenworthey Bilz
Defending the (Mis)use of Statistics in Law
pp. 194-198 (5)
Urs Schweizer
Econometric Issues in Antitrust Policies
pp. 83-87 (5)
David A. Jaeger
Variability in Punitive Damages
pp. 33-37 (5)

Articles

Joanna M. Shepherd
The Politics of Judicial Opposition
pp. 88-107 (20)
Kathryn Zeiler
Cautions on the Use of Economics Experiments in Law
pp. 178-193 (16)
Mathias Siems, Simon Deakin
Comparative Law and Finance: Past, Present, and Future Research
pp. 120-140 (21)
Daniel L. Rubinfeld
Econometric Issues in Antitrust Analysis
pp. 62-77 (16)
Martin T. Wells, Theodore Eisenberg, Michael Heise
Variability in Punitive Damages: Empirically Assessing Exxon Shipping Co. v. Baker
pp. 5-26 (22)
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