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Postgraduate |
(LAW)
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Leader: T.B.A.
Offered:
Not offered in 2005.
Synopsis: The course will involve analysis, from an economic perspective, of at least five areas of current interest in commercial law. The following to be covered include: unconscionable contracts; product liability; fiduciary relationships; corporate governance; intellectual property; misleading conduct.
Objectives: Students completing this subject should be able to (1) understand the elements of economic reasoning; (2) apply economic concepts to the analysis of a range of commercial law problems; and (3) engage in rigorous policy analysis of commercial law initiatives from an economic perspective.
Assessment: Research assignment (3750 words): 50% + Final examination (1.5 hours): 50%
Contact Hours: Intensive