By the 1990s, other law schools began to begrudgingly accept and teach '''law and economics''', but as a "quantification" approach that attempts to assign a number to everything from harm to benefits. [[Ronald Coase]] himself was not [[mathematical]] [[economist]]. | By the 1990s, other law schools began to begrudgingly accept and teach '''law and economics''', but as a "quantification" approach that attempts to assign a number to everything from harm to benefits. [[Ronald Coase]] himself was not [[mathematical]] [[economist]]. |