Rules versus Standards¶
Kaplow, L. (1992). Rules versus Standards: An Economic Analysis. Duke Law Journal, 42(3), 557-629.
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- Decidability Computability
- Standards and compliance. Whether a product complies with a standard is a decidability property of how the standard is drafted, not of the product: vague standards make compliance undecidable in practice and shift power to whoever interprets them.
This sourceAnalyzes when legal commands are framed as rules versus standards, and how the choice governs whether compliance is mechanically determinable up front or requires costly after-the-fact interpretation — the decidability-of-compliance trade.
- Standards and compliance. Whether a product complies with a standard is a decidability property of how the standard is drafted, not of the product: vague standards make compliance undecidable in practice and shift power to whoever interprets them.
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