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    Law and the Market Order. An Austrian Critique of the Economic Analysis of Law.Elisabeth Krecke - 1996 - Journal des Economistes Et des Etudes Humaines 7 (1).
    L’article présente une étude critique des fondements méthodologiques de l’analyse économique du droit traditionnelle dans laquelle le droit est conçu comme le résultat optimal d’une comparaison de coûts et d’avantages sociaux. Cette procédure judiciaire qui vise en fait à simuler des solutions de marché “socialement efficientes” présuppose inévitablement l’omniscience du juge. Cependant dans le contexte de l’équilibre général, l’analyse économique du droit traditionnelle n’a pas de raison d’être, alors qu’elle s’avère impraticable dans le monde réel où elle serait pourtant nécessaire (...)
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    Professor Kirzner on Carl Menger: To What Extent Was Carl Menger Subjectivist?Elisabeth Krecké & Neelkant S. Chamilall - 2002 - Journal des Economistes Et des Etudes Humaines 12 (2).
    In an oft-quoted paper entitled “To What Extent Was the Austrian School Marginalist?”, Streissler challenged earlier interpretations of Menger’s work that had accorded equal billing to Menger alongside Jevons and Walras as co-discoverer of the marginalist principle. In Streissler’s words, Menger was exceptionally great because he created marginalism at the same time that he surpassed it: the essence of Menger’s contribution to economic science was to be located in his subjectivist vision of the economy rather than in marginalism per se. (...)
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    The Role of Entrepreneurship in Shaping Legal Evolution.Elisabeth Krecké - 2002 - Journal des Economistes Et des Etudes Humaines 12 (2).
    This paper adopts an economic interpretation of the legal process, explaining legal change as the outcome of the complex interplay of entrepreneurial forces operating inside, as well as outside the legal system. The question of concern is whether the concept of entrepreneur as elaborated by Kirzner in a theory of the market process can be extended to understand the legal process as well. The focus on the alertness of legal decision-makers, their capacity to learn from experience and the multitude of (...)
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