Transaction costs, markets and hierarchies
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Transaction costs, markets and hierarchies
Blackwell, 1993
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Description
From 1970 - 1990, the notion of transaction costs has revolutionized economic theory. The perspective has been primarily associated with the contributions of Ronald Coase and Oliver Williamson and continues to be one of the fastest growing areas of economic analysis. In this text Christos Pitelis has brought together 12 academics and researchers to survey and critically assess the transaction costs, markets and hierarchies perspective in the light of recent advances. By providing an up-to-date statement of their views on the limitations of the perspective it is hoped that their contributions will stimulate further debate and open up new avenues for future research. The volume covers all aspects of markets and hierarchies, including the state and the transnational firm, and it focuses on both general and specific problems of the transaction costs framework. The surveys in "Transaction Costs, Markets and Hierarchies" should be valuable and stimulating reading for advanced students, academics and researchers.
Table of Contents
1. Transaction Costs, Markets and Hierarchies: (Christos Pitelis, University of Cambridge) 2. The Nature and Role of Markets: (Malcolm Sawyer, University of Leeds) 3. In the Beginning there were Markets?: (Frederick Fourie, University of the DFS, South Africa) 4. Control, Markets and Firms: (Keith Cowling & Robert Sugden, University of Birmingham) 5. Transaction Costs and the Evolution of the Firm: (Geoffrey Hodgson, Newcastle Polytechnic) 6. The Appropriability Critique of Transaction Cost Economics: (Gregory Dow, University of Alberta, Canada) 7. Power and Efficiency in the Firm: (Paul Marginson, University of Warwick) 8. Transaction Costs,.....and Revenues: (Michael Dietrich, Newcastle Polytechnic) 9. Transaction Cost Economics and the State: (William Dugger, DePaul University, Chicago) 10. Markets, Hierarchies and Markets Again: (Steve Thompson & Mike Wright, University of Manchester and University of Nottingham) 11. Markets, False Hierarchies and the Role of Asset Specificity: (Neil Kay, University of Strathclyde) 12. On Transactions (Costs) and Markets and (as) Hierarchies: (Christos Pitelis, University of Cambridge).
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: pbk ISBN 9780631188988
Description
In this important text Christos Pitelis has brought together twelve leading academics and researchers to survey and critically assess the transaction costs, markets and hierarchies perspective in the light of recent advances. By providing up-to-date statements of their views on the limitations o the perspective it is hoped that their contributions will stimulate further debate and open up new avenues for future research.
Table of Contents
1. Transaction Costs, Markets and Hierarchies: Christos Pitelis (University of Cambridge). 2. The Nature and Role of Markets: Malcolm Sawyer (University of Leeds).
3. In the Beginning there were Markets?: Frederick Fourie (University of the DFS, South Africa).
4. Control, Markets and Firms: Keith Cowling and Robert Sugden (University of Birmingham).
5. Transaction Costs and the Evolution of the Firm: Geoffrey Hodgson (Newcastle Polytechnic).
6. The Appropriability Critique of Transaction Cost Economics: Gregory Dow (University of Alberta, Canada).
7. Power and Efficiency in the Firm: Paul Marginson (University of Warwick).
8. Transaction Costs,... and Revenues: Michael Dietrich (Newcastle Polytechnic).
9. Transaction Cost Economics and the State: William Dugger (DePaul University, Chicago).
10. Markets, Hierarchies and Markets Again: Steve Thompson and Mike Wright (University of Manchester and University of Nottingham).
11. Markets, False Hierarchies and the Role of Asset Specificity: Neil Kay (University of Strathclyde).
12. On Transactions (Costs) and Markets and (as) Hierarchies: Christos Pitelis (University of Cambridge).
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