Is Corporate Law Trivial?: A Political and Economic Analysis

By Bernard S. Black. 2002

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Subfields: Accounting, Economics and Econometrics, Finance

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• Law and Finance in Transition Economies (2000, unknown): “Legal scholars have suggested that in comparison with competitive capital product and managerial labour markets, the role of law is at best secondary (Easterbrook and Fischel, 1991) or even trivial (Black, 1990).”
• Patterns of Legal Change: Shareholder and Creditor Rights in Transition Economies (2000, background): “First, some authors have argued that even though law may be trivial in developed market economies (Black, 1990), it is likely to play a much greater role in transition economies where it not only redefines the allocation of rights and responsibilities of various stakeholders, but also serves an educ”