The transaction cost theory is one of the economic theories most often discussed in the literature. It challenges the market as an optimal mode of adjustement, by contrasting the structures of markets and of firms. The founding father of this theory was R. Coase, the first to show that the market entails cost. He concluded that in certain situations the choice of the firm reduced these costs. O. Williamson characterized these situations and proposed a list of factors explaining the choice between market and firm. The author considers the operative nature of this analysis grid, particularly for evaluating the impact of the use of new information technologies on modes of organization.La théorie des coûts de transaction est une des théories éc...
This paper tries to reconcile incentive theory with transaction costs theory. We first discuss the f...
Les fortes variations des prix des matières premières et la chute des prix observée en 2014 pour bea...
How are extra costs resulting from the occurrence of unanticipated risks allocated in a procurement ...
The theory of transaction Coasts, a product of Coase and Williamson's work, hightlights economic age...
The theory of transaction Coasts, a product of Coase and Williamson's work, hightlights economic age...
The « transaction costs economics » is an appealing theory because it keeps the neo-classical theory...
Transactions costs and contractual choice: an econometric test taking a public-sector enterprise by...
Transactions costs and contractual choice: an econometric test taking a public-sector enterprise by...
Surveying Williamson's and New institutional economists' works, this article presents the main teach...
International audienceSince 1937 and the Coase article, the distinction between the enterprise and t...
International audienceSince 1937 and the Coase article, the distinction between the enterprise and t...
International audienceSince 1937 and the Coase article, the distinction between the enterprise and t...
Surveying Williamson's and New institutional economists' works, this article presents the main teach...
Ronald Coase article from 1937, The Nature of the Firm, meant a new way of thinking and conceiving o...
This paper tries to reconcile incentive theory with transaction costs theory. We first discuss the f...
This paper tries to reconcile incentive theory with transaction costs theory. We first discuss the f...
Les fortes variations des prix des matières premières et la chute des prix observée en 2014 pour bea...
How are extra costs resulting from the occurrence of unanticipated risks allocated in a procurement ...
The theory of transaction Coasts, a product of Coase and Williamson's work, hightlights economic age...
The theory of transaction Coasts, a product of Coase and Williamson's work, hightlights economic age...
The « transaction costs economics » is an appealing theory because it keeps the neo-classical theory...
Transactions costs and contractual choice: an econometric test taking a public-sector enterprise by...
Transactions costs and contractual choice: an econometric test taking a public-sector enterprise by...
Surveying Williamson's and New institutional economists' works, this article presents the main teach...
International audienceSince 1937 and the Coase article, the distinction between the enterprise and t...
International audienceSince 1937 and the Coase article, the distinction between the enterprise and t...
International audienceSince 1937 and the Coase article, the distinction between the enterprise and t...
Surveying Williamson's and New institutional economists' works, this article presents the main teach...
Ronald Coase article from 1937, The Nature of the Firm, meant a new way of thinking and conceiving o...
This paper tries to reconcile incentive theory with transaction costs theory. We first discuss the f...
This paper tries to reconcile incentive theory with transaction costs theory. We first discuss the f...
Les fortes variations des prix des matières premières et la chute des prix observée en 2014 pour bea...
How are extra costs resulting from the occurrence of unanticipated risks allocated in a procurement ...