Identify and describe an issue of importance in Law and Economics

The first part should be five to seven pages double-spaced, typed and proof-read. It will identify and describe an issue of importance in Law and Economics: included in this description is the economic theory composing the issue. Five to seven sources should be presented and discussed (i.e. a literature review). I already completed and will attach part one. You have to complete part two and please edit part one and change whatever you want. The second part should be five to seven pages double-spaced, typed and proof-read. It will comprise a quantitative analysis of the issue identified in the first part: how and why the issue is important (who is affected and how?). The analysis should be a critical assessment of both sides of the issue. This term paper project and class participation account for 40% of the course grade.

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