The Dignity of Commerce
Markets and the Moral Foundations of Contract Law
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Chapter 1. Introduction: Shakespeare and the Predicament of Contract Theory
Part 1
Chapter 2. Well-Functioning Markets and Contract Law
Chapter 3. The Moral Consequences of Well-Functioning Markets
Chapter 4. Contract Law, Efficiency, and Morality
Part 2
Chapter 5. Consideration
Chapter 6. Remedies
Chapter 7. Boilerplate
Chapter 8. Pernicious Markets and the Limits of Contract Law
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Table of Authorities
Index
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