Economics

Maximilian Windorf investigates the legal requirements, effects and consequences of using artificial intelligence systems for German stock companies' executive and supervisory boards and the annual general meetings, based on the country's Stock Corporation Act and the Corporate Governance Code.

Alfons J. Weichenrieder provides numerous ethical and historical cross-references, making the book accessible to economics majors and minors, as well as anyone seeking an easy introduction to economics. The new edition features updated graphic presentations, incorporates new literature into the discussion and enhances the clarity of the text in certain areas.

How do public finances react to unforeseen events? By identifying instruments of flexibilisation within the German and European Union budgetary systems from a legal perspective, this study highlights how budget flexibility is a decisive factor for the modern fiscal state's democratic legitimacy.

Milena Maurer analyses the discourse on the reception of legal economics in German jurisprudence. She focuses on the economic analysis of law and new institutional economics as well as their implications for the application and interpretation of law.