Boyd, James; Ingberman, Daniel E. - In: American Law and Economics Review 5 (2003) 1, pp. 189-232
Premature dissolution can be a rational corporate response to the threat of future liability. Although early dissolution is costly to a firm, liability may be more so. The way in which liability rules can exacerbate this extreme form of liability avoidance is of interest, since "fly-by-night"...