Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Coase in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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He gave consent to the establishment of the Ronald Coase Chair himself.
Coase suggested that the farmers could pay the railway not to run trains.
Calabresi is, along with Ronald Coase, a founder of law and economics.
Ronald Coase and Gary Becker.
Ronald Harry Coase(/ˈkoʊs/; 29 December 1910- 2 September 2013)
where tradable property rights do not exist Coase.
Coase argues that a factory emitting smoke is not entirely responsible for the social harm of smoky air.
The late Nobel Memorial Prize Laureate in Economic Sciences Ronald Coase(1910-2013) is globally known for his pioneering
Ronald Coase argues that all social costs are reciprocal in nature, so, once the tax is set,
Current work==Along with Ronald Coase and Oliver Williamson,
Ronald Coase argues that the tax placed on an industry creating a negative externality should not be changed after it is implemented.
Along with Ronald Coase and Oliver Williamson, he helped found the International Society for the New Institutional Economics(ISNIE) which held its first meeting in St. Louis in 1997.
What Ronald Coase did was to examine what alternatives there might be to government-enforced legal liability to deal with the externality problem.
In 1961, Ronald Coase and Guido Calabresi independently from each other published two groundbreaking articles:"The Problem of Social Cost" and"Some Thoughts on Risk Distribution
The Ronald Coase Chair in Law
In other words, Buchanan(like Ronald Coase) pointed out that Pigovian tax remedies are either possible
The British economists Pigou(1924) and Coase(1960) developed theories of the way in which the costs of positive and negative external effects could be incorporated via pricing into the market mechanism; Pigou's mechanism involved subsidies and charges; Coase suggested tradable property rights on certain conditions.
What has become known as the Coase Theorem is the proposition that in the absence of transactions cost the level of production of goods
The British economists Pigou(1924) and Coase(1960) developed theories of the way in which the costs of positive and negative external effects1 could be incorporated via pricing into the market mechanism; Pigou's mechanism involved subsidies and charges; Coase suggested tradable property rights,
The British economists Pigou(1924) and Coase(1960) developed theories of the way in which the costs of positive and negative external effects could be incorporated via pricing into the market mechanism; Pigou's mechanism involved subsidies and charges; Coase suggested tradable property rights,