Titlebook: Readings in Industrial Economics; Volume Two: Private Charles K. Rowley (David Dale Professor of Economi Textbook 1972Latest edition Charl

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antecedence

The Exchange and Enforcement of Property Rightss and the maintenance of control over the use of goods impose costs on traders and owners. It is also concerned with the cost of govern­ment alternatives to the market place. We seek to establish both the importance and the wide role of these costs in economic life.

侵略主义

Why Regulate Utilities ?greater extent from their competitive levels the fewer the firms that produce the product for the market. This relationship has provided the logic that motivates much of the research devoted to studying industrial concentration, and it has given considerable support to utility regulation..

Affectation

A Note on Welfare Comparisons between Monopoly and Pure Competitionplus. Their acceptance for this purpose has had its ups and downs. Lerner initiated the discussion in his celebrated 1934 articles. on the welfare implications of monopoly—monopsony, and it has been carried on by a long series of authors since then.

abduction

Allocative Efficiency, X-Efficiency and the Measurement of Welfare Losses for this assumption is that firms have a clear interest in minimizing costs per unit of output. While the ‘carrot’ of greater profits may well be a major determinant of firm behaviour, the competitive ‘stick’ may be equally important, and to this extent, monopoly will affect costs as well as prices

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On External Costs and the Visible Arm of the Lawed for research on the practical questions confronting the policy-maker being recognized. This paper considers the two functions of the law in the treatment of ex­ternal costs: settling disputes over legal rights; and providing alternative compensation arrangements to the market and tax—subsidy sche