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An Economic Response to Unsolicited Communication

Loder, Theodore; Van Alstyne, Marshall; Wash, Rick - In: Advances in Economic Analysis & Policy 6 (2006) 1

Abstract If communication involves some transactions cost to both sender and recipient, what policy ensures that correct messages -- those with positive social surplus - get sent? Filters block messages that harm recipients but benefit senders by more than transactions costs. Taxes can block...

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Coase on the Coase Theorem, “The Social Cost Controversy”

Mohrman, Henry - In: Man and the Economy 2 (2015) 2, pp. 215-239

Abstract What did Coase teach about “The Social Cost Controversy” in the classroom? In 1972, an important year in the development of the economic approach to law, Coase taught “The Problem of Social Cost” and some important critiques of it, making his classroom a model of the market for...

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The Coase Theorem and Core Theory

Aivazian, Varouj A.; Callen, Jeffrey L. - In: Man and the Economy 4 (2017) 2

Abstract The writings of Ronald Coase, along with those of Armen Alchian and Harold Demsetz, on the theory of property … Economics , 3(1),1–44) not only clarified the notion of externality but also laid the foundations for a powerful theory of … note we will briefly review our work spanning many years linking the Coase Theorem to Cooperative Game Theory and Core …

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The Insight and the Legacy of the Theory of Share Tenancy

Allen, Douglas W.; Lueck, Dean - In: Man and the Economy 5 (2018) 1

Abstract The Theory of Share Tenancy by Steven Cheung, first published as a PhD thesis 50 years ago, was an important …

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Potential anti-competitive effects of emission permit markets – A survey on theoretical findings and evidence

Reichenbach, Johanna; Requate, Till - In: Review of Economics 64 (2013) 3, pp. 271-292

Abstract Emissions trading has been established as an important instrument of pollution control in many world regions. However concerns have been raised whether or not emission-trading schemes may distort competition either on the permit market itself or on related output markets. In this paper...

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Academic Entrepreneurship for Scaling Innovation

Baporikar, Neeta - In: International Journal of E-Entrepreneurship and … 6 (2016) 2, pp. 21-39

Academic Entrepreneurship in the last three decades has risen to greater heights. There are various reasons too. Indian's education sector has been undergoing sea changes in these decades. Every state has been opening up and there has been a plethora of institutions established. In the process,...

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Holistic Approach for Balanced Scorecard as Managerial Decision Making Tool

Baporikar, Neeta - In: International Journal of System Dynamics Applications … 5 (2016) 1, pp. 31-42

theory approach, this paper examines some theoretical and methodological issues of BSC to develop a holistic perspective when …

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Descriptive Content Analysis on E-Service Research

Kim, Jung-Hwan; Lennon, Sharron J. - In: International Journal of Service Science, Management, … 8 (2017) 1, pp. 18-31

The current study systematically and thoroughly reviewed the extant literature on e-service quality research to examine 1) how e-service is defined by researchers, 2) how e-service quality is defined by researchers, 3) what e-service quality scales and dimensions have been identified, 4) what...

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Power, Outcomes and Preferences / Macht, Ereignisse und Präferenzen

Holler, Manfred J.; Nurmi, Hannu - In: Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik 225 (2005) 2, pp. 181-191

Summary There is an ongoing discussion about the relationship of power and preferences: Is power reflected in what the agents can do and what they want to do, or, alternatively, are preferences and power two separate dimensions of determining the outcome of decisionmaking? In the latter case...

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