The Elgar Companion to Ronald H. Coase
Edited by Claude Menard and
Elodie Bertrand
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
Ronald H. Coase was one of the most innovative and provocative economists of the twentieth century. Besides his best known papers on ‘The Nature of the Firm’ and ‘The Problem of Social Cost’, he had a major role in the development of the field of law and economics, and made numerous influential contributions to topics including public utilities, regulation and the functioning of markets. In this comprehensive Companion, 31 leading economists, social scientists and legal scholars assess the impact of his work with particular reference to the research programs initiated, the influence on policymakers, and the challenge to conventional perspectives.
Keywords: Economics and Finance; Law - Academic (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: H0 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
ISBN: 9781782547983
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Ronald Coase: the makings of an iconoclast , pp 7-17

- Mary M. Shirley
- Ch 2 Coase and the London School of Economics in the 1920s–1940s , pp 18-33

- Jim Thomas
- Ch 3 The transaction cost economics project: origins, evolution, utilization , pp 34-42

- Oliver Williamson
- Ch 4 Coase’s theory of the firm: the next steps , pp 45-50

- Kenneth Arrow
- Ch 5 Revisiting Coase on anticipations and the cobweb model , pp 51-67

- George Evans and Roger Guesnerie
- Ch 6 Coase’s contribution to contract theory , pp 68-82

- Douglas W. Allen and Yoram Barzel
- Ch 7 Coase on property rights , pp 83-96

- John N. Drobak
- Ch 8 Coasean bargaining to address environmental externalities , pp 97-109

- Gary D. Libecap
- Ch 9 Coase on the nature and assessment of social institutions , pp 110-128

- Stephen Pratten
- Ch 10 The holdup game , pp 131-147

- Richard R.W. Brooks
- Ch 11 The employment relation and Coase’s theory of the firm , pp 148-159

- Robert F. Freeland
- Ch 12 Managerial authority in the Coasean firm: an entrepreneurial perspective , pp 160-171

- Kirsten Foss, Nicolai J. Foss and Peter Klein
- Ch 13 The realistic method of Ronald Coase: lessons for research on mergers and acquisitions , pp 172-186

- J. Harold Mulherin
- Ch 14 Ronald H. Coase and the economics of network infrastructures , pp 187-202

- Claude Menard
- Ch 15 The Coase conjecture , pp 205-221

- Faruk Gul
- Ch 16 What do we really know about durable goods monopolies? The Coase conjecture in economics and its relevance for the safety razor industry , pp 222-234

- John Nye
- Ch 17 Coase and Demsetz on property rights: the case of radio spectrum , pp 235-248

- Thomas W. Hazlett
- Ch 18 Coase and the regulation of public utilities , pp 249-261

- John Groenewegen and Piet de Vries
- Ch 19 Coase and the transaction cost approach to regulation , pp 262-275

- Marian Moszoro and Pablo Spiller
- Ch 20 Emerging markets: what can we learn from Ronald Coase? , pp 276-288

- Ning Wang
- Ch 21 Ronald Coase and the legal–economic nexus , pp 291-304

- Steven Medema
- Ch 22 Coase and the departure from property , pp 305-319

- Benito Arruñada
- Ch 23 Coase’s empirical studies: the case of the lighthouse , pp 320-332

- Elodie Bertrand
- Ch 24 Some failures of the popular Coase Theorem , pp 333-345

- Joseph Farrell
- Ch 25 The empirical accuracy and judicial use of the Coase Theorem (vel non) , pp 346-358

- Ward Farnsworth
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