Economía de las institucionesde Coase y North a Williamson y Ostrom

  1. Caballero Miguez, Gonzalo
Revista:
Ekonomiaz: Revista vasca de economía

ISSN: 0213-3865

Ano de publicación: 2011

Título do exemplar: La nueva economía institucional

Número: 77

Páxinas: 14-51

Tipo: Artigo

Outras publicacións en: Ekonomiaz: Revista vasca de economía

Resumo

Erakunde ekonomia erreferen tziako eremua da xxi. mendearen hasierako zien tzia ekonomikoan. Erakunde Ekonomia Berriak erakundeak ekonomialarien ikerketa-agenda nagusira i tzul tzea bultzatu zuen. Horretarako, Ronald Coasek transakzio-kostuen nozioa ekarri zuen, Douglass Northek joko-arau tzat hartu zituen erakundeak, Oliver Williamsonek enpresaren gobernan tza azaldu zuen, eta Elinor Ostromek ondasun erkideen gobernan tza. Ekonomiako Nobel saria Coase (1991), North (1993), Williamson (2009) eta Ostromek (2009) jaso izanak argi uzten du erakundeazterketa modernoaren aurrerapenak ain tzatesten direla. Artikulu honek erakundeak, gobernantza eta erakunde-aldaketa azal tzen ditu, aipatutako lau egileen ekarpen nagusiak aztertuz eta Erakunde Ekonomiaren fun tsezko argudioak eztabaidatuz.

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