Coase on China: Property rights and transaction costs revisited
The Coase theorem is usually presented in a reduced form that makes the questionable assumption that transaction costs can be zero. It also overlooks the effects of sharing the benefit obtained by cooperative agreements. Actually, in post-Mao China Coase’s theorem unexpectedly worked in the most flu...
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doaj-8050360ef3404ecc8d1ab1f1b83b62732020-11-25T02:15:10ZspaUniversidad Complutense de MadridIberian Journal of the History of Economic Thought2386-57682015-01-0112142010.5209/rev_IJHE.2014.v1.n2.4772745728Coase on China: Property rights and transaction costs revisitedPedro Schwartz0Universidad San Pablo CEU, MadridThe Coase theorem is usually presented in a reduced form that makes the questionable assumption that transaction costs can be zero. It also overlooks the effects of sharing the benefit obtained by cooperative agreements. Actually, in post-Mao China Coase’s theorem unexpectedly worked in the most fluid of situation although property rights were in the making and benefits accrued were large. The experience of Chinese capitalism demands a recasting of the Coase theorem to make it less static and more powerful than it appears in the usual static reduce form.http://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/IJHE/article/view/47727Teorema de Coasecostes de transacciónefectos distributivos de las reformasexperiencia económica china |
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Coase on China: Property rights and transaction costs revisited |
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
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Iberian Journal of the History of Economic Thought |
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The Coase theorem is usually presented in a reduced form that makes the questionable assumption that transaction costs can be zero. It also overlooks the effects of sharing the benefit obtained by cooperative agreements. Actually, in post-Mao China Coase’s theorem unexpectedly worked in the most fluid of situation although property rights were in the making and benefits accrued were large. The experience of Chinese capitalism demands a recasting of the Coase theorem to make it less static and more powerful than it appears in the usual static reduce form. |
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Teorema de Coase costes de transacción efectos distributivos de las reformas experiencia económica china |
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