Thomson Reuters Economic Analysis of Law by Dr. Rabindra Kr. Pathak – 1st Edition 2021

Understanding the interface between law and economics is crucial to understanding the dynamics of state machinery. Economic considerations provide a fascinating backdrop, and often form the bedrock, for the process of law-making. Therefore, the interplay between law and economics should be explored from different perspectives of law. The selected writings in Economic Analysis of Law seek to inculcate in the reader an innate understanding of economics within the realm of law.

Dr. Rabindra KR. Pathak is an Assistant Professor (Law) at the National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi. He is the author of Judicial Process (2019) and Protection of Women from Domestic Violence (2019), and the co- editor of Indian Constitution: Essays in Honour of Prof. (Dr.) S. S. Singh (2018) and Rethinking Law (2013).

Dr. Shweta Mohan is an Assistant Professor (Economics) at the National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi, since 2010. She is the author of Legal Regulation of Agricultural Procurement and Processing in India (2013). She has published papers and book chapters on varied aspects of law and economics; she has academic publications in national as well as international journals; and she has been an Executive Editor of the NUSRL Journal of Law and Policy.

Contents

1: Basic Principles of Law and Economics
2: Ethics and Economics: An Orientation Towards Good Life
3: The Microeconomic Analysis of Law
4: Economic Analysis of the Directive Principles of State Policy
5: Economics and Penology: Cost-Benefit Analysis
6: Economic Analysis of Crime and Punishment
7: Economic Analysis of Legal Process
8: Green Economy and Role of Gram Panchayat
9: Economic Analysis of Corporation
10: Impact of Banking Frauds on Indian Economy: A Legal and Economic Analysis of Current Prosecution Mechanisms
11: Growing Market and Its Receding Morality: Rethinking Market
12: Economic and Legal Perspective of Antidumping Policy

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