David S. Abrams is an applied microeconomist and law professor working in empirical law and economics. His research uses AI and econometric tools to measure how individuals respond to incentives across legal contexts with particular focus on intellectual property and the economics of crime. His work has appeared in top economics journals and law reviews.
David is always looking to collaborate on new projects with industry or government.
This course will use basic microeconomic tools to understand how the law often, but not always, promotes economic efficiency. Among the areas to be discussed will be tort law, property law, intellectual property, antitrust regulation. The distinction between common law and legislative law will be drawn.