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Deterrence, litigation costs, and the statute of limitations for tort suits

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The determinants of state-level caps on punitive damages : theory and evidence

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Do exposure suits produce a "race to file"? : An economic analysis of a tort for risk

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Should victims of exposure to a toxic substance have an independent claim for medical monitoring?

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Should tort damages be multiplied?

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The optimal adjustment to liability when litigation is costly : a note

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Should Tort Damages Be Multiplied?

Hylton, Keith N.; Miceli, Thomas J. - 2010

The notion that damages should be multiplied by the reciprocal of the probability of punishment is one of the basic lessons of the law and economics literature. However, the simple 1/p multiplier turns out be inapplicable in the civil damages setting. The multiplier that brings about first-best...

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