This paper explores the extent to which ex ante transaction costs may lead to failures of the Coase Theorem. In particular we identify the basic 'hold-up problem' that arises whenever the parties to a Coasian negotiation have to pay ex ante costs for the negotiation to take place. We then show that a 'Coasian solution' to this problem is not available: a Coasian solution typically entails a negotiation about the payment of the costs associated with the future negotiation, which in turn is associated with a fresh set of ex ante costs, and hence a new hold-up problem. © Royal Economic Society 2006
Coase theorem. Asserts that if transaction costs are nil and if property rights (i.e. rights to poll...
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This paper explores the extent to which ex ante transaction costs may lead to failures of the Coase ...
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Coase theorem. Asserts that if transaction costs are nil and if property rights (i.e. rights to poll...
The Coase theorem suggests that given well-defined property rights and zero transaction cost, agents...
This bachelor thesis describes the transaction costs theory as it was found by the economist Ronald ...
This paper explores the extent to which ex ante transaction costs may lead to failures of the Coase ...
Abstract. This paper explores the extent to which the presence of ex-ante transaction costs may lead...
This paper explores the extent to which the presence of ex-ante transaction costs may lead to failur...
ABSTRACT. We identify and investigate the basic 'hold-up problem' which arises whenever ea...
This paper, by introducing complexity considerations, provides a dynamic foundation for the Coase th...
This paper, by introducing complexity considerations, provides a dynamic foundation for the Coase th...
When there are three parties, it is well known that the Coase Theorem may not hold even when there a...
This paper supports the view expressed by other authors that Ronald Coase’s ideas are often misrepre...
What is a transaction cost and why does it matter? Ronald Coase (1960) provided a path-breaking ans...
The Coase theorem states that in the world of zero transaction costs, utilization of resources will ...
A buyer wishes to purchase a good from a seller who chooses a sequence of prices over time. Each per...
In law as well as economics, the most well-known aspect of Coase\u27s The Problem of Social Cost, ...
Coase theorem. Asserts that if transaction costs are nil and if property rights (i.e. rights to poll...
The Coase theorem suggests that given well-defined property rights and zero transaction cost, agents...
This bachelor thesis describes the transaction costs theory as it was found by the economist Ronald ...