Routledge Just Exchange: A Theory of Contract - Economics Book

Just Exchange: A Theory of Contract offers a comprehensive and readable look into the field of contract law. Part of the Economics of Legal Relationships series, this book works to bridge the gap between law and economics. It addresses the tension between economic efficiency norms and the normative values often left to moral philosophers. While economists and contract theorists frequently operate from different perspectives, this work brings these viewpoints together. It examines the ongoing debate regarding the scope of free bargaining and the role of private ordering. For scholars and students interested in the intersection of legal theory and economic principles, this text provides a necessary framework for understanding how these two disciplines interact. This book is an essential resource for anyone looking to study the evolving relationship between legal structures and economic theory.