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Solving the «
selective
intervention
» puzzle
Crémer, Jacques
- In:
Revue d'économie industrielle
n° 129-130
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2010
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pp. 43-56
This paper discusses the way in which the economic literature has solved Williamson?s
selective
intervention
puzzle …
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The Making of an Integrated National Grain Market in China
Zhou, Wubiao
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2001
A market economy will not emerge from a redistributive economy automatically once the state abolishes a redistributive system. Because of the cognitive incompleteness of market actors in post-redistributive societies, and also because of the conflicts between the state and local interests and...
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The Making of an Integrated National Grain Market in China
Zhou, Wubiao
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William Davidson Institute, University of Michigan
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2001
A market economy will not emerge from a redistributive economy automatically once the state abolishes a redistributive system. Because of the cognitive incompleteness of market actors in post-redistributive societies, and also because of the conflicts between the state and local interests and...
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Williamson, Oliver. E (born 1932)
Masten, Scott E.
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Palgrave Macmillan
Oliver E. Williamson is the 2009 co-recipient (with Elinor Ostrom) of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, awarded ‘for his analysis of economic governance, especially the boundaries of the firm’.
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