The University of Chicago Law Review · 1982 · 38 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesConstitutional LawEconomicsConstitutional TheoryJudicial PoliticsPolitical EconomyConstitutional Constraints On LegislationConstitutional Political EconomyJudicial PolicymakingStatutory InterpretationCourt-legislature RelationsEconomic Analysis Of LawJudicial Influence On LegislationLaw And EconomicsLegislative Judgment
Economists have in recent years begun to study the causes and effects of legislation, and the elements of a positive economic theory of legislation are now in place.'Such a theory would appear to have implications for how judges do, and perhaps for how they should, interpret legislative provisions, both statutory and constitutional.But to date these implications have not been explored t Judge, United