Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join Professor Jeemol Unni in Law and Economics, a course that examines how legal rules shape economic behaviour and how economic reasoning can design better laws and policies. From property rights and intellectual property to competition law, insolvency, and labour regulation, the course explores how incentives created by laws influence individuals, firms, and markets. Engaging with concepts like efficiency, transaction costs, and the Coase Theorem, alongside real-world cases such as India’s Competition Act and IBC, students will develop tools to analyse policy, regulation, and institutional design. Ideal for those interested in economics, law, and public policy, this course offers a powerful lens to understand how rules shape economies and societies.
Join Professor Jeemol Unni in Law and Economics, a course that examines how legal rules shape economic behaviour and how economic reasoning can design better laws and policies. From property rights and intellectual property to competition law, insolvency, and labour regulation, the course explores how incentives created by laws influence individuals, firms, and markets. Engaging with concepts like efficiency, transaction costs, and the Coase Theorem, alongside real-world cases such as India’s Competition Act and IBC, students will develop tools to analyse policy, regulation, and institutional design. Ideal for those interested in economics, law, and public policy, this course offers a powerful lens to understand how rules shape economies and societies.
