Robert Cooter points out the legal foundations for a appropriate business environment, in which organizations can make correct evaluations in market and defined property rights. Also, he expounds the relationship between law and economic growth, economic reasoning and policy values. Cooter shows an example of this relation with the cases of China and India's economy in the last decades, and discuss the differences between lineal and exponential growth in countries with similar legal policies. He shares his experience as an entrepreneur, giving the main structure and process of a normal venture nowadays and the common mistakes young businessmen usually make. At the end, Cooter concludes with the three types of legal innovation for growing economy.