Default Rules/Mandatory Principles: A Game Theoretic Analysis of Good Faith and the Contract Modification Problem

Jason S. Johnston;

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Default Rules/Mandatory Principles: A Game Theoretic Analysis of Good Faith and the Contract Modification Problem

Jason S. Johnston

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Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal

DATE

1993

UVA Law Faculty Affiliations

Jason S. Johnston

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Jason S. Johnston, Default Rules/Mandatory Principles: A Game Theoretic Analysis of Good Faith and the Contract Modification Problem, 3 Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal, 335–388 (1993).

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