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Law and economics of the coronavirus crisis / Klaus Mathis, Avishalom Tor, editors.

Mathis, Klaus, Dr. iur, editor.; Tor, Avishalom, editor.
2022
RA644.C67
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Title
Law and economics of the coronavirus crisis / Klaus Mathis, Avishalom Tor, editors.
ISBN
9783030958763 (electronic bk.)
3030958760 (electronic bk.)
9783030958756
3030958752
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-95876-3
Published
Cham : Springer, [2022]
Copyright
©2022
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English
Description
1 online resource : illustrations.
Item Number
10.1007/978-3-030-95876-3 doi
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RA644.C67
Dewey Decimal Classification
362.1962/414
Summary
The coronavirus pandemic struck unexpectedly, posing unprecedented challenges around the world. At the same time, this crisis also offers a unique opportunity for reflection, research, and insight regarding this and similar global and domestic crises. There is much to be learned from analysing the effects of the crisis. It provides a chance for a fresh scholarly examination of important aspects of legal regulation, policymaking, and more. This volume pursues these questions from a broad range of Law and Economics perspectives and is divided into two parts. The first part examines the immediate impact of and responses to the coronavirus crisis, while the second explores the future possibilities that scholarly analysis of this crisis can offer. As to the immediate impact and responses, questions of compliance with regulations and safety measures, nudging and decision-making with regard to the coronavirus crisis are examined from the perspective of behavioural economics. In addition, the short- and long-term effects of various emergency policy responses on contract law are studied. Current issues and challenges like the regulation of internet platforms, excessive pricing, the right to adequate food, risk and loss allocation, as well as remote learning and examinations, which have been impacted, brought about, complicated or aggravated by the coronavirus crisis, are analysed in depth. Lastly, future possibilities in the areas of data access rights, economic instability and the balance between political-economic interests and social interests, patenting, food labels and open data are illustrated. .
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Mathis, Klaus, Dr. iur, editor.
Tor, Avishalom, editor.
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Economic analysis of law in European legal scholarship ; v.13.
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Part I: Immediate Impact and Responses
Law, Economics, and Compliance in the Times of Covid-19: A Behavioral Perspective
Fake News in Times of Pandemic and Beyond: Exploring the Rationales for Regulating Information Platforms
A Behavioural Economics Approach to the Covidian CrisisContracts and the Coronavirus Crisis: Emergency Policy Responses between Preservation and Disruption
The Giant Awakens - Law and Economics of Excessive Pricing during the Covid-19 Crisis
Balancing Lives and Livelihoods: Informality of the Economy as a Challenge to Implementing the Obligation to Fulfil (Provide) the Right to Adequate Food During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Business Interruption Insurance and Covid-19: Between Embracing Risk and Spreading Loss
Remote Teaching and Remote Exams Due to Covid-19: Some Evidence from Teaching Law and Economics
Part II: Future Possibilities
Access and Development Rights in Pandemic Crises
Covid-19 and the Issue of Affordable Access to Innovative Health Technologies: An Analysis of Compulsory Licensing of Patents as a Policy Option
Financial (In)stability and the UN's Agenda 2030 on Sustainable Development in the Face of the Coronavirus Crisis
Innovative Foods with Transparent Labels that Will Have the Next Pandemic for Breakfast
The Coming of Age of Open Data.

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