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One-Sided Contracts In Competitive Consumer Markets, Lucian A. Bebchuk, Richard A. Posner
One-Sided Contracts In Competitive Consumer Markets, Lucian A. Bebchuk, Richard A. Posner
Michigan Law Review
The usual assumption in economic analysis of law is that in a competitive market without informational asymmetries, the terms of contracts between sellers and buyers will be optimal-that is, that any deviation from these terms would impose expected costs on one party that exceed benefits to the other. But could there be cases in which "one-sided" contracts containing terms that impose a greater expected cost on one side than benefit on the other-would be found in competitive markets even in the absence of fraud, prohibitive information costs, or other market imperfections? That is the possibility we explore in this Article.
An Analysis Of Change-Of-Terms Provisions As Used In Consumer Service Contracts Of Adhesion, Eric Andrew Horwitz
An Analysis Of Change-Of-Terms Provisions As Used In Consumer Service Contracts Of Adhesion, Eric Andrew Horwitz
University of Miami Business Law Review
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