

From Law to Legislation: A Natural Process
10 snips Sep 30, 2024
Donald Boudreaux, an economics expert from George Mason University, dives into how common law and market norms emerge organically without top-down intervention. He discusses the incentives behind individuals spending their own money versus others', emphasizing the wisdom in traditionally evolved rules. Boudreaux also differentiates law from legislation, highlighting the unpredictability of parliamentary law. Insights from Buchanan and Hayek reveal the complexities of societal contracts and the impact of decentralized processes on legal frameworks.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Understanding Transaction Costs: Triangulation, Transfer, and Trust
04:23 • 6min
The Dynamics of Law and Cooperation
10:06 • 33min
The Balance Between Stability and Legislative Uncertainty
43:30 • 4min
Exploring Bruno Leoni's Impact on Law and Social Engineering
47:13 • 3min
Impact of Short-Term Rentals on Long-Term Housing Markets
50:36 • 4min