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Transaction Cost Economics: An Introduction
Economics: Journal Articles, 2007 Oliver E. Williamson
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Patterns of Cost Allocation Strategies: A Look at Cooperative Fire Departments in the State of Michigan [PDF]
Intergovernmental cooperation is an important topic in Michigan's current economic climate and has received a lot of treatment by researchers. However, very few studies have been conducted regarding cost sharing agreements made by cooperating groups ...
Bradshaw, Nicole
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Transaction Cost and the Small Stock Puzzle: The Impact of Outliers in the NYSE, 1970-2000 [PDF]
In this article we study the effect of transaction costs on asset prices. We examine the characteristics of the actual extreme performers (Outliers), their stock prices, and transactions cost and link them to firm size. The analyses is based on data from
Al-Rjoub, S., Hassan, M.K.
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Endogenous Transaction Costs [PDF]
The paper proposes an alternative general equilibrium formulation of financial asset economies with transactions costs. Transaction costs emerge endogenously at equilibrium and reflect agents decisions of intermediating financial activities at the ...
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ESTIMATING TRANSACTION COSTS OF ALTERNATIVE POLICIES TO REDUCE PHOSPHOROUS POLLUTION IN THE MINNESOTA RIVER [PDF]
As point sources of pollution reduce their emissions due to water quality control efforts, nonpoint sources have become relatively more important. In the case of agricultural nonpoint source pollution, the policy instruments recommended by economists are
Easter, K. William, McCann, Laura M.J.
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Transaction cost economics in Scandinavian business administration
This Introduction briefly surveys transaction cost economics and explains its general relevance for business administration. A discussion of the impact of transaction cost economics on Scandinavian work in business administration is offered, after which ...
Foss, Nicolai J.
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Transaction cost economics and business administration
This paper traces the origins of transaction cost economics to three seminal people who had an intense interest in business: Ronald Coase, Chester Barnard, and Herbert Simon.
Williamson, Oliver E.
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Transaction Cost Economics: The Natural Progression
Journal of Retailing, 2010Abstract This manuscript provides the Nobel laureate's reflections on transaction cost economics. The overview section frames governance as the overarching concept and transaction cost economics as the means by which to breathe operational content into governance and organization.
Oliver E. Williamson
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What makes outsourcing effective? A transaction-cost economics analysis [PDF]
International Journal of Production Research, 2012 This study extends the discussion of Transaction Cost Economics (TCE) and outsourcing to the selection of governance mechanisms for an effective outsourcing transaction.
Chwen Sheu
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economic organization and transaction costs
1987One important extension of the Coase Theorem states that, if all costs of transactions are zero, the use of resources will be similar, no matter how production and exchange activities are arranged. This implies that in the absence of transaction costs, alternative institutional or organizational arrangements would provide no basis for choice and hence ...
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