Ronald Coase was one of those economists whose contributions were so significant and so longstanding that you assumed he had to be dead. But he wasn't, until yesterday, when he died at the age of 102.

Editor's note: On September 2, 2013 Nobel Laureate Ronald Coase, died at the age of 102. Coase had a profound influence on China's reform and opening-up. In 2008 he hosted an international seminar on ...

Subscribe for analysis that goes beyond the noise. I think the success of the Coase Theorem — because it’s discussed all over the place — is an interesting illustration of what’s wrong with economics ...

From Kevin Williamson’s excellent article in National Review “The Truth About Fracking“: “There are other workaday environmental problems endemic to fracking: For the three to five days a frack lasts, ...

There's a famous joke about a dairy farmer who, hoping to increase milk production, seeks the help of a theoretical physicist at the local university. After carefully studying the problem, the ...

Theme of the Lecture: when can institutions not improve efficiency? When can we not improve upon market outcomes? Coase Theorem: Efficiency and Bargaining -- closely related to value maximization.

The Coase Theorem - postulated by economist Ronald Coase in 1937 which led to a Nobel Prize in Economics for Dr. Coase in 1991 - essentially states that when a conflict of property rights arises ...

Ronald H. Coase was one of the most interesting and influential economists of his century. He was born in 1910 in a suburb of London and recently passed away at the age of 102 in Chicago, close to the ...

The Observer: Professor Coase said many times that the Coase Theorem should be understood as saying that transaction costs cannot be neglected and that the initial allocation of property rights ...

Theme of the Lecture: when can institutions not improve efficiency? When can we not improve upon market outcomes? Coase Theorem: Efficiency and Bargaining -- closely related to value maximization.