The Function of European Contract Law – An Economic Analysis

Chirico, Filomena

doi:10.1515/ercl.2009.399

European Review of Contract Law

2009

DOI: 10.1515/ercl.2009.399

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The Function of European Contract Law – An Economic Analysis

Filomena Chirico

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“… See, Wagner (2002: 995);Faure (2003: 31);Wagner (2005: 27);Van Den Bergh and Visscher (2006: 511);Garoupa and Ogus (2006: 339);Kerber and Grundmann (2006: 215);Wagner (2007);Gomez (2008: 89);Chirico (2008); Van Boom (2009);Parisi and Fon (2009: 51); Gomez (2010a: 401), Gomez (2010b). 5 Among others,Gomez (2009: 101); the different contributions on the content of the DCFR in Wagner (2009);Chirico and Larouche (2009).…”

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How to build European private law: an economic analysis of the lawmaking and harmonization dimensions in European private law

Ganuza

2011

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In the process of building a European Private Law, the lawmaking and harmonization dimensions-the modes of harmonization and even more, the scope and reach of the harmonizing effect of the European rules-appear as crucial issues. We show how the harmonization strategy is as important a question as whether we should have European Private Law at all. We present an economic discussion of the different modes of harmonizing Private Law in the abstract, and how they are likely to differently affect outcomes. We also present in informal terms a simple economic model of how to build optimal harmonized rules and standards in a setting of preexisting separate and diverse national ones, and we systematically explore how the different harmonization regimes (maximum harmonization, minimum harmonization, and pure co-existence of harmonized and national standards) affect the outcomes of the harmonization process.

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How to build European private law: an economic analysis of the lawmaking and harmonization dimensions in European private law

Ganuza

2011

Eur J Law Econ

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