Is transaction cost economics relevant in law?
Yes
No
Sometimes, depending on jurisdiction
Only for corporate law
Answer
Yes, transaction cost economics is relevant in law. It is a branch of economics that studies the costs of transacting, or the costs of doing business. These costs can include things like the costs of negotiating a contract, the costs of enforcing a contract, and the costs of finding a buyer or seller for a product or service.
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