Economics of Financial Law

Editor Geoffrey P. Miller presents readers with a two volume set of collected writings dedicated to examining and understanding the economics of financial law. The editor has organized the twenty selections that make up the main body of the first volume of the text in six parts devoted to the nature of the banking firm, shadow banks, liquidity, lending, capital, and bank runs and systemic risk. The twenty-one selections that make up the second volume are organized in five parts devoted to financial crises, issues in bank regulation, governance, central banks, and consumer banking. The editor is a faculty member of the New York University Law School. Annotation ©2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)