tion 1 Ve may get less than the socially optimal amount of litigation because O A. because case law (law derived from court decisions) is a public good O B, because the people who benefit from the clarification of laws as a result of litigation often do not contribute anything toward the cost of the litigation, which is borne by the parties to the lawsuit. O , the litigants are concerned about their legal costs and their expected benefit of litigation, but have little concern about the social benefits. O D. Only B and C are correct. O E. All of the above.
tion 1 Ve may get less than the socially optimal amount of litigation because O A. because case law (law derived from court decisions) is a public good O B, because the people who benefit from the clarification of laws as a result of litigation often do not contribute anything toward the cost of the litigation, which is borne by the parties to the lawsuit. O , the litigants are concerned about their legal costs and their expected benefit of litigation, but have little concern about the social benefits. O D. Only B and C are correct. O E. All of the above.
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We may get less than the socially optimal amount of litigation because
O A, because case law (law derived from court decisions) is a public good
O B. because the people who benefit from the clarification of laws as a result of litigation often do not contribute anything toward the cost of the litigation, which is borne by the parties to the lawsuit.
O, the litigants are concerned about their legal costs and their expected benefit of litigation, but have little concern about the social benefits.
O D. Only B and C are correct.
O E. All of the above.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F03aa8df4-b7fa-48d0-a881-24de4d89e6da%2F3738640f-70ba-4a2c-9b57-9152718d5bf2%2Fq9seotv_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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We may get less than the socially optimal amount of litigation because
O A, because case law (law derived from court decisions) is a public good
O B. because the people who benefit from the clarification of laws as a result of litigation often do not contribute anything toward the cost of the litigation, which is borne by the parties to the lawsuit.
O, the litigants are concerned about their legal costs and their expected benefit of litigation, but have little concern about the social benefits.
O D. Only B and C are correct.
O E. All of the above.
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