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regulation of social meaning: a standalone construct

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regulation ofsocial meaning1 CONSTRUCTRegulation of socialLESSIG · LAW AND ECONOMICS

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the use of law to change the social meanings attached to acts, and thereby the costs and benefits people associate with them.

In law and economics, regulation of social meaning refers to the use of law to change the social meanings attached to acts, and thereby the costs and benefits people associate with them. This meaning comes from Lessig (1995) in The University of Chicago Law Review.[1]

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  1. Lessig, L. (1995). The Regulation of Social Meaning. The University of Chicago Law Review, 62(3), 943. https://doi.org/10.2307/1600054

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