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Strict liability is widely seen as the most suitable way to govern highly risky activities, such as environmentally dangerous production or genetic engineering. The reason which is usually given for applying strict liability to these areas, is that not only efficient care is supposed to be...
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This paper deals with the determination of optimal liability rules under the assumption of risk aversion and loaded insurance premiums. While in a world with risk neutral economic actors and/or actuarially fair insurance premiums the allocation of risk does not matter for the efficiency of...
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Strict liability is widely seen as the most suitable way to govern highly risky activities, such as environmentally dangerous production or genetic engineering. The reason which is usually given for applying strict liability to these areas, is that not only efficient care is supposed to be...
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