Economic Analysis of Law and Governance by Ranita Nagar and Hiteshkumar Thakkar – Edition 2022

Contents
Foreword by Thomas S. Ulen
Preface
Acknowledgment

Section I:- LAW & ECONOMICS APPROACH TO CRIMES
1. An Institutional Approach to Violent Crimes and Income Across Indian States – Dr. Nupur Nirola and Sunavo Ray Chowdhury
2. Empirical Economics is not an Option!: The Ineffectiveness of Economic Approach for Determining Death Penalty Deterrence – Ravi Shankar Pandey
3. White Collar Crimes – Economics and Law – Mohammad Atik Saiyed and Shukla Pooja Sunilkumar 36
4. Economics of Fraud – Ascertaining an Effective Method for Determination of Compensation – Aditi Tripathi 60
5. Analyzing the Indian Bail System in the Backdrop of the Optimal Bail Economic Model – Mansi Subramaniam and Abhimanyu Pathania

Section 2:- LAW & ECONOMICS APPROACH TO CORPORATE AND COMMERCIAL
6. RBI must Transform Prompt Corrective Action into Pre-emptive Corrective Action: Successes in Payments Technology Can Pave the Way – Aditya Sunil Naik
7. Formulating a Comprehensive Test for Predatory Pricing Analysis in India: Concept, Challenges and Opportunities – Sushant Arsh Massey Khalkho and Dhruv Jadhav
8. Project Insight: A Necessary Evil? – Shailja Rawal
9. The Intersection of Economics and Environmental Laws: An Analysis of the Interplay between Economics and Environment through the Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification, 2020 – Ayush Raj

Section 3:- LAW & ECONOMICS APPROACH TO TAXATION
10. Inheritance Tax in India: Perspective and Issues – Rahul Desarda
11. Critical Analysis of Impact of GST on Synthetic Fibre Segment of Textile Sector – Manisha Patawari and Prof. Dr. Sanjay Prakash Srivastava
12. Implications of Deterrence Theory on Tax Evasion – Sujoy Sarkar

Section 4:- LAW & ECONOMICS APPROACH TO COVID-19
13. India’s Insolvency Reforms in COVID-19: A Law and Economics Perspective – Anchit Jasuja and Preksha Mehndiratta
14. Invoking the Pandemic as a Defence: Force Majeure in Indian Law and International Law – Akshita Singh and Jeevan Justin

Section 5: LAW & ECONOMICS APPROACH TO WOMEN ISSUES
15. Application of Neo-Classical Economic Tools to Dowry Deaths in Uttar Pradesh, India – Sanjeesha Agarwal and Eilin Maria Baiju
16. Gender Mainstreaming through Corporate Social Responsibility: Gender and Development – Krishna Agarwal

Section 6: MISCELLANEOUS LAW & ECONOMICS
17. Analysis of India’s Activities at the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism from 1995 to 2020 – Aditya Sharma
18. The Economics of the Fake News Market: A Response Using Law, Economics and Game Theory – Jay Bhaskar Sharma and Akshita Joshi
19. Understanding Justice Delay – Sunny Bhushan
20. Multilateral Agencies and Developing Economies: A Case Study and Correlational Analysis – Anant Agarwal