Derechos iniciales de propiedad y eficiencia: un problema para el análisis económico del derecho normativo

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Eduardo Stordeur

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Within the scope of the Economical Analysis of Law, it has been expounded that efficiency constitutes or rather, could plausibly constitute the basis of the legal system and institutions. This article examines the problems that face the most frequent normative criteria of Normative Economics in general, and the Economical Analysis of Law in particular, in order to found property tights at initial conditions: rights that all in all, have not yet been an object to transactions
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Stordeur, E. (2005). Derechos iniciales de propiedad y eficiencia: un problema para el análisis económico del derecho normativo. Opinión Jurídica, 4(7), 139–154. Retrieved from https://revistas.udem.edu.co/index.php/opinion/article/view/1310

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Eduardo Stordeur

Investigador Sénior y Profesor Titular de 'Derecho y Economía' en ESEADE. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Profesor de grado y posgrado en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Buenos Aires y Becario de la Fundación Hayek de Buenos Aires, Argentina.