Man and the Economy

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ning Wang

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Why Economics Will Change pp. 113-118: Ronald Coase
Uncertainty: Blessing or Curse? pp. 119-151: Machovec Frank M.
The Chinese Economic System Under Mao pp. 153-193: Wang Ning
Herbert Spencer on Corporate Governance pp. 195-214: Alberto Mingardi
Coase on the Coase Theorem, “The Social Cost Controversy” pp. 215-239: Mohrman Henry
On the Economics of the Division of Labor pp. 241-255: Canlorbe Grégoire and Guang-Zhen Sun
Richard Whately on economics as the science of exchanges pp. 257-258: Guang-Zhen Sun

Testimony to the Federal Communications Commission pp. 1-6: Ronald Coase
Ideas, Not Interests or Institutions, Caused the Great Enrichment pp. 7-24: McCloskey Deirdre N.
Geography, Writing System and History of Ancient Civilizations pp. 25-43: Pak-Hung Mo
No Proper Name, No Proper Conduct: Company Affiliation and Product Quality in Wenzhou pp. 45-67: Liao Zhimin
Evaluating the Rice-Pledging Scheme in Thailand from a Free Market Perspective pp. 69-85: Chareonwongsak Kriengsak
Railways Restructuring and Ukrainian Economic Reform pp. 87-107: Russell Pittman
Hume on the Science of Man pp. 109-111: Wang Ning

Ronald Coase, Firms and Markets pp. 143-157: Priest George L.
Coase, Hayek, Pigou and Walras: Taxes vs Permit Auctions in Environmental Policy pp. 159-170: William Dougan and Charles Thomas
Stock Exchanges as Lighthouses pp. 171-187: Philip Booth
Alchian, Buchanan, and Coase: A Neglected Branch of Chicago Price Theory pp. 189-208: Peter Boettke and Candela Rosolino A.
Registries pp. 209-230: Benito Arruñada
The Marginal Cost Controversy, “Teaching What Economic Policy Is Really About” pp. 231-247: Mohrman Henry
A Personal Portrait of Ronald H. Coase pp. 249-255: Landa Janet Tai
Remembering Ronald Coase pp. 257-261: Benham Alexandra and Benham Lee
Reflecting on a Conversation with Coase pp. 263-269: Siri Terjesen
Coase and China pp. 271-281: Wang Ning

The Economic System of China pp. 1-49: Cheung Steven N. S.
Emergence of Sago Palms as Private Property: An Extension of Demsetz’s Thesis of the Origins of Private Property pp. 51-67: Landa Janet T.
Law and Economics: A Personal Journey pp. 69-78: Ronald Coase
How to Boost the Production of Free Services: In Search of the Holy Referee Grail pp. 79-92: Marcel Canoy and Veld Daan L. in ’t
A Market-Based Solution to Libor pp. 93-97: Sandor Richard L.
A Life in Pursuit of “Good Economics”: Interview with Ronald Coase by Ning Wang pp. 99-120: Wang Ning
Wisdom of the Past – Volume 1, Issue 1 pp. 121-123: Wang Ning
Ronald H. Coase, December 29, 1910–September 2, 2013 pp. 125-140: Wang Ning