Bertrand Lemennicier

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#1950

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According to Wikipedia, Bertrand Lemennicier was a French economist, expert in public choice economics and economic analysis of law. He was a member of the American Economic Association as well as of the Mont Pelerin Society. Charismatic and iconoclastic, he taught generations of future finance and law professionals to reason as economists.

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Bertrand Lemennicier's Published Works

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Marriage contracts and the law-and-economics of marriage: an Austrian perspective (1999) (32)
University costs and outputs (1977) (18)
The 2007 French Presidential Election (2010) (9)
Testing the accuracy of the Downs' spatial voter model on forecasting the winners of the French parliamentary elections in May-June 2007 (2010) (8)
Political polarization and the French rejection of the European constitution (2005) (7)
Collective Belief Formation and the Politically Correct Concerning Information on Risk Behaviour (2001) (6)
Corporate governance, firm performance and executive pay: A comparison of defense and non-defense firms (2019) (6)
La Privatisation des Rues (1996) (5)
INCUMBENCY EFFECT IN THE INDIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS, 2004 AND 2009: A REGRESSION DISCONTINUITY APPROACH* (2014) (4)
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the best Socialist candidate of them all? The left-right location of the candidates in the Socialist Party primary and the probability of Socialist success in the presidential elections of 2012 (2011) (4)
PROHIBITION DE LA DROGUE : DIAGNOSTIC ET SOLUTIONS (1992) (4)
When Does the Candidate Supported by the Median Voter Win? French Presidential Elections, 1965–2007 (2008) (3)
The Judge and His Hangman: Judicial Selection and the Accountability of Judges in the US (2018) (1)
Becker’s Theories of Marriage and the Shrinking Role of Demand and Supply Models (2006) (1)
How Should Votes Be Weighted to Reflect the Existing and “Calculated” Distribution of Voting Power of Weighted Voting Organizations Integrating Different Majority Requirements? (2015) (1)
Bioethics, Rent-Seeking, and Death: Examining the Opposition to Kidney Markets (2021) (1)
FALLACIES IN THE THEORIES OF THE EMERGENCE OF THE STATE (2006) (1)
Who Is Really Corrupt: Voters or Politicians? (2011) (1)
The Judge and His Hangman: Judicial Selection and the Accountability of Judges (2014) (0)
Law & Economics in France (1992) (0)
Social Justice and its Controversies (1993) (0)
NUCLEAR WEAPONS: PROLIFERATION OR MONOPOLY? (2013) (0)
1000 Family Law (1992) (0)
Bertrand Lemennicier critically reviewed the relationship between democracy, inequality of income and public income redistribution as it has been discussed in the economic literature (2006) (0)
[The determinants of marital mobility]. (1982) (0)
An Economic Analysis of Political Corruption and Punishment in France, 1980-2006 (2010) (0)
Who Votes for Ecologist Parties? Evidence from Suburban France (2008) (0)
Comment on "Compensation and Wrongful Life: A Positive Economic Perspective" (2009) (0)
What is Wrong with Moral Hazard and Adverse Selection Problems in the Conventional Economic Theory (2014) (0)
Does the representativeness of Parliament Members matter (2008) (0)
Institutional Irresponsability of Judges: Between Independence and Servility (2013) (0)
[The specialization of conjugal roles: the gains of marriage and the probability of divorce]. (1980) (0)
Does the representativeness of Parliament Members matter ? The French Case (2008) (0)

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