Titlebook: Regulation and Economic Analysis; A Critique over Two Richard L. Gordon Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 economic

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Transaction Costs, Property Rights, and the Limits of Government,roperty right economies imply drawbacks to reliance on government. Attention then shifts to two examples of direct attacks on intervention--the debate in the years between the two world wars on the possibility of an efficient planned economy and the newer economic theories of political behavior.

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Notes on Fairness and the Market Economy, though millennia of effort are involved. The facts about prevailing conditions and the impacts of alternative policies are difficult and perhaps impossible to determine. Throughout, it is presumed that this view of income distribution dominates the economic literature.

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Optimum Economic Organization: The Efficiency of Firms and Its Implications for Public Policy,dealing with customers. Better methods of financing are sought. Contracts are used to stabilize relations. When a product cannot be satisfactorily secured from outsiders, the firm may decide to integrate vertically.

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Problems of Environmental Impacts and Regulating Business Practices,eveloped theory of environmental issues before the burst of concern over the subject started around the 1960s. What was lacking was sufficient interest to inspire elaboration and application, a deficiency that rapidly was overcome during the 1970s.

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