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The Answer Is Transaction Costs
Michael Munger
55 episodes
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Send us a text Mike Munger explores how Monty Python brilliantly illustrated transaction cost economics through their legendary comedy sketches. The British comedy troupe's most famous routines provide perfect, hilarious examples of the frictions that make economic interactions costly and complicated in the real world. • Three definitions of transaction costs from Ronald Coase, Douglas North, and Oliver Williamson • The Dead Parrot sketch as an illustration of ex-post recontracting problems ...
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Send us a text Mike Munger explores how Monty Python brilliantly illustrated transaction cost economics through their legendary comedy sketches. The British comedy troupe's most famous routines provide perfect, hilarious examples of the frictions that make economic interactions costly and complicated in the real world. • Three definitions of transaction costs from Ronald Coase, Douglas North, and Oliver Williamson • The Dead Parrot sketch as an illustration of ex-post recontracting problems ...
Show more...
Social Sciences
Comedy,
News,
Politics,
Science
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Why Bosses Don't Wear Bunny Slippers: TAITC
The Answer Is Transaction Costs
23 minutes
10 months ago
Why Bosses Don't Wear Bunny Slippers: TAITC
Send us a textEver wondered why firms exist in a market-driven economy? This month's episode promises to unravel this question by diving deep into Ronald Coase's seminal 1937 paper, "The Nature of the Firm." Join me, Mike Munger, as I reflect on our first 16 months of podcasting and share the insights and wisdom that have shaped our journey. You'll gain a thorough understanding of how transaction costs influence economic behaviors and organizational structures, with fascinating examples from ...
The Answer Is Transaction Costs
Send us a text Mike Munger explores how Monty Python brilliantly illustrated transaction cost economics through their legendary comedy sketches. The British comedy troupe's most famous routines provide perfect, hilarious examples of the frictions that make economic interactions costly and complicated in the real world. • Three definitions of transaction costs from Ronald Coase, Douglas North, and Oliver Williamson • The Dead Parrot sketch as an illustration of ex-post recontracting problems ...