Economic analysis of law / Richard A. Posner, Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, Senior Lecturer, University of Chicago Law School.

LAW AND ECONOMICS : AN INTRODUCTION: The nature of economic reasoning
The economic approach to law
THE COMMON LAW: Property
Contract rights and remedies
Family law and sex law
Tort law
Criminal law
The common law, legal history, and jurisprudence
PUBLIC REGULATION OF THE MARKET: The theory of monopoly
The antitrust laws
Intellectual property
The regulation of the employment relation
Public utility and common carrier regulation
The choice between regulation and common law
THE LAW OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND FINANCIAL MARKETS: Corporations, secured and unsecured financing, bankruptcy
Financial markets
LAW AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND WEALTH: Income inequalities, distributive justice, and poverty
Taxation
The transmission of wealth at death
THE LEGAL PROCESS: The market, the adversary system, and the legislative process as methods of resource allocation
The process of legal rulemaking
Civil and criminal procedure
Evidence
Law enforcement and the administrative process
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE FEDERAL SYSTEM: The nature and functions of the Constitution
Economic due process
The economics of federalism
Racial discrimination
The protection of free markets in ideas and religion
Searches, seizures, and interrogations
COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: Comparative and international law.