GAMES AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF REGULATION AND LICENSING.
Series: NEW HORIZONS IN LAW AND ECONOMICS
Publisher: EDWARD ELGAR; Edward Elgar
Published: 2004
Place of publication: CHELTENHAM
Language: und; eng
Number of pages: 259
Description: "This book is a rare combination of game theoretic modeling and microeconomic analysis on the effects of variations in the procedural rules of licensing. The conclusions drawn will interest and inform a wide variety of academics and researchers working in the fields of law and economics, regulation, administrative law and game theory."--BOOK JACKET.