Division of Labor & Transaction Costs (DLTC)

2005 - 2011

Current editor(s): Christis TOMBAZOS

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CAN DESTRUCTIVE NETWORK ACTIVITIES PUSH AN ECONOMY TO A LOWER LEVEL OF SPECIALIZATION? A THEORETICAL ILLUSTRATION pp. 57-67: Mei Wen and Wenli Cheng
HOW SHOULD A PUBLIC GOOD BE PROVIDED? A TRANSACTION COST APPROACH pp. 69-80: Wenli Cheng and Dingsheng Zhang
THE NORMATIVE BIAS IN ENTREPRENEURIAL THEORY pp. 81-105: Keith Jakee and Heath Spong

STOCHASTIC DEMAND, SPECIALIZATION, AND INCREASING RETURNS pp. 1-5: Yong J. Yoon
ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE THROUGH TIME: A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL pp. 7-16: Wenli Cheng and Xiaonan Zhao
CHINA: REGIONAL DISPARITIES IN POVERTY DISTRIBUTION pp. 17-56: Chunli Shen and Heng-Fu Zou

EDITORIAL pp. 81-82: Guang-Zhen Sun and Christis Tombazos
STABILITY, SPECIALIZATION AND SOCIAL RECOGNITION pp. 83-109: Robert P. Gilles, Emiliya Lazarova and Pieter Ruys
MEASURING TRANSACTION COSTS: DIVERGING APPROACHES, CONTENDING PRACTICES pp. 111-146: Ning Wang
TRANSACTION AND TRANSFER EFFICIENCIES AND THE SIZE OF FDI pp. 147-173: Dexin Yang

THEORETICAL DIFFICULTIES WITH TRANSACTION COST MEASUREMENT pp. 1-14: Douglas W. Allen
OUTPUT SET, CONVEXITY, SPECIALIZATION AND TRADE IN THE ABSENCE OF COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES pp. 15-35: Shuntian Yao
DOMESTIC AND GLOBAL SOURCING pp. 37-53: Wenli Cheng and Dingsheng Zhang
THE ROLE OF EXPECTATIONS IN A SPECIALIZATION-DRIVEN GROWTH MODEL WITH ENDOGENOUS TECHNOLOGY CHOICE pp. 55-69: Shiro Kuwahara and Akihisa Shibata
DIVERSITY OF SPECIALIZATION PATTERNS, SCHUR CONVEXITY AND TRANSFERENCE: A NOTE ON THE MEASUREMENT OF THE DIVISION OF LABOR pp. 71-80: Chulin Li and Guang-Zhen Sun

INTRODUCTION pp. 99-103: Yew-Kwang Ng and Guang-Zhen Sun
ENDOGENOUS SPECIALIZATION, ENDOGENOUS TRANSACTION COSTS, AND THE THEORY OF THE FIRM pp. 105-126: Xiaokai Yang
A THREE-GOOD OVERLAPPING-GENERATIONS GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM EFFICIENT BUSINESS CYCLE MODEL pp. 127-162: Julan Du
DIVISION OF LABOUR, SPECIALIZATION, AND THEFT BEHAVIOR — A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS OF "HOBBES' JUNGLE" pp. 163-184: Ke Li
LOVE OF VARIETY AND SCALE IMPLICATIONS: AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION pp. 185-201: Yongsheng Zhang and Xueyan Zhao
IN MEMORY OF XIAOKAI pp. 205-206: Wenli Cheng
REFLECTION ON XIAOKAI YANG pp. 207-208: Chih-Ning Chu
REMINISCENCE OF XIAOKAI YANG pp. 209-210: Ke Li
MY ACQUAINTANCE WITH XIAOKAI pp. 211-212: Yew-Kwang Ng
MY FRIEND XIAOKAI YANG, THE MOZART OF ECONOMIC THEORY pp. 213-213: Robert C. Rice
XIAOKAI YANG'S CONTRIBUTION pp. 215-216: Heling Shi
XIAOKAI YANG: AN ECONOMIST DEFINED BY ONE BIG IDEA pp. 217-218: Guang-Zhen Sun
XIAOKAI YANG: SOME RECOLLECTIONS pp. 219-219: Christis Tombazos
REFLECTIONS OF XIAOKAI YANG pp. 221-223: Mei Wen
XIAOKAI YANG AT MONASH pp. 225-226: Ian Wills
RECOLLECTIONS OF XIAOKAI pp. 227-228: Dingsheng Zhang

DIVISION OF LABOUR AND TRANSACTION COSTS: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 1-13: Yew-Kwang Ng
DIVISION OF LABOUR AND TRANSACTION COSTS: TOWARD A RESEARCH AGENDA pp. 15-33: Guang-Zhen Sun
NEW CLASSICAL ECONOMICS: TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM FOR ECONOMICS? pp. 35-56: Robert P. Gilles and Dimitrios Diamantaras
NATURAL EQUALITY, INCREASING RETURNS, AND ECONOMIC PROGRESS: A REINTERPRETATION OF ADAM SMITH'S SYSTEM pp. 57-66: James Buchanan
WHY HAS INEQUALITY INCREASED IN CHINA? TOWARD A THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL MATCHING pp. 67-71: Eric Maskin
WALRASIAN SEQUENTIAL EQUILIBRIUM, BOUNDED RATIONALITY, AND SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS pp. 73-98: Xiaokai Yang and Shuntian Yao