Comparative law economics and finance

through experimentation.
On the other hand, pure comparative law, like all social sciences, has to deal with very complex phenomena:

Second, a comparative approach to financial regulation helps detect the underlying forces of convergence and divergence shaping regulation in different areas of finance and different jurisdictions.

Comparative law and economics may show the comparative e fficiency of each layer to solve a given legal problem.
By so doing, it may favour the interaction between different layers and prevent the distortions that the imposition of the modern layer on more traditional ones may create.

William E.
Butleris Professor Emeritus of Comparative Law in the University of London and John Edward Fowler Distinguished Professor of Law at Dickinson School of Law, Pennsylvania State University.
Raffaele Caterinais Professor of Private Law at the University of Torino.
Colm O’Cinneideis Lecturer in Law at University College London.

52 I have chosen three theoretical issues: the compatibility of Roman-Dutch and English law; the transplantability of legal rules or institutions; and the adaptability of fundamental legal institutions

The compatibility of English and Roman-Dutch law

Comparative law and economics may show the comparative e fficiency of each layer to solve a given legal problem

By so doing, it may favour the interaction between different layers and prevent the distortions that the imposition of the modern layer on more traditional ones may create