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Ronald Coase argued that when a factory's pollution harms a neighbor, the law doesn't need to pick a side: if both parties can bargain cheaply, they'll strike a deal reaching the e…
— Ronald H. Coase, The Problem of Social Cost
In 1937, 27-year-old Ronald Coase asked a question economists had oddly overlooked: if free markets coordinate production so well, why don't we all just freelance and contract for …
— Ronald H. Coase, The Nature of the Firm