Law & Economics: Thoughts on the concept of Property Rights
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This research note introduces some thoughts on the concept of Property Rights. Therefore, it compares the Civil Law and the Common Law theoretical and conceptual frameworks. This comparison is introduced on the grounds of the Law & Economics perspective, with a particular reference to the economic analysis of law. It begins with a brief historical voyage and then proposes some thesis divorced from the generalized understanding that exists around concepts such as the right of ownership, physical property, among other circumscribed aspects.
KEYWORDS: property rights, physical property, intangible property, alienation, economic incentives.
JEL CODE: K11, K12
This research note introduces some thoughts on the concept of Property Rights. Therefore, it compares the Civil Law and the Common Law theoretical and conceptual frameworks. This comparison is introduced on the grounds of the Law & Economics perspective, with a particular reference to the economic analysis of law. It begins with a brief historical voyage and then proposes some thesis divorced from the generalized understanding that exists around concepts such as the right of ownership, physical property, among other circumscribed aspects.
KEYWORDS: property rights, physical property, intangible property, alienation, economic incentives.
JEL CODE: K11, K12
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Ghersi Silva, E. A. (2020). Law & Economics: Thoughts on the concept of Property Rights. Revista De La Facultad De Jurisprudencia., 1(7), 110–129. https://doi.org/10.26807/rfj.v7i7.201
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