1托马斯·尤伦 ,Rules vs. Standards in the light of Bonded Rationality.
2R. A. Posner,1992,Economic Analysis of Law (4th edition),Boston.
3L. Kaptow, 1992, Rules versus Standards, An Economic Analysis, Dukc Law Journal, pp. 557 - 629.
4Anumber of points can also be found in the prior aralyses by I. Ehrlich/R. A. Posner, 1974, An Economic Analysis of Legal RuLernaking,3,Journal of Legl Studies,pp. 257 - 286.
5C. S. Diver, 1983 ,The Optimal Precision of Administrative Rules,93 Yale Law Journal,65- 109.
6In a recent paper Judge Penner, too,suggests that the adoption of a system of rdativety precise legal rulesmay help to create the infrastructure required to enhance a modemizing nation's economic prosperity. See R. A. Posher, 1998,Creating a Legal Framework for Economic Development, World Bank Research Observer, vol. 13,1. Similar results are presented in a paper by C. W. Gray, 1997, Refurming Legal Systems in Developing and Transition Countries,Finance and Development ,vol. 34,3, pp. 14-16.
7For the example see L. Kaplow, 1997, General Characteristics of Rules, International Encyclopedia of Law and Economics,G. De C, eest and B. Boukkaert, (Internet homepage).
8R. Bowles,Compliance Costs of Business Regulation in Developing Countries, Paper presented at the Annual Workshop of the Erasmus programme in Law and Economics.Hamburg,February 1999.
