Markets and Organization
Market economy has become today the predominant economic system in the world. One of the tasks of the book is to define analytically the essential features of a market economy. The other purpose is to investigate the very working of a market economy which
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Contents Introduction Richard Arena, Christian Longhi
Part 1. « What is a Market Economy? » Consumer Sovereignty
23
Dominique Torre
« Free» Enterprise
43
Mario Amendola, Jean-Luc Gaffard
Free Market
61
Bruna Ingrao
Free Competition .
95
Christian Longhi, Alain Raybaut
The Invisible Hand
125
Martin Currie
Laissez-Faire
141
Sergio Bruno
Part 2. « How Does it Work ? » Information, Institution, and Evolution New Institutional and New Keynesian Economics
171
Martin Currie, Marcello Messori Evolutionary Theories Giovanni Dosi, Richard R. Nelson
205
Firms as Organizations Theories of the Firm
237
Jackie Krafft, Jacques-Laurent Ravix
Property and Control
263
Ludovic Ragni
Organizational Competencies and the Boundaries of the Firms
281
Giovanni Dosi, David J. Teece
Innovative Behaviour
303
Stephane Ngo Mai; Michel Quere
Financing the Firm Christian Longhi
323
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Markets as Institutions Auction Markets . Jean-Pierre Daloz Product Markets . Stephane Ngo Mai; Frank Sosthe Service Markets Jacques De Bandt Credit Markets Nadine Levratto Financial Markets . Gerard Mondello Labour Market(s) . Paolo Piacentini International Markets Diane Elson
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Competition and Cooperation Product Differentiation Pier Paolo Saviotti Regulation and Deregulation Vera Amendola, Sergio Bruno Competition Policy
