Institutions and organizations
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2014
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Abstract Markets are not the only place where transactions take place. ‘Institutions and organizations’ highlights other platforms and institutions — families, social groups and networks, industry associations, and governments — where some transactions work better. Successful specialization and transaction have two basic prerequisites: security of property and of contract. Property rights and contract enforcement, and the state and non-state institutions of governance that control them, are considered. The needs of some specialized transactions are best met by creating special markets or market-like platforms by intermediaries for the two sides in a transaction to meet. Market design, matching markets, and auctions are discussed.
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| Authors | Avinash Dixit |
| Journal | Oxford University Press eBooks |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1093/actrade/9780199689378.003.0006
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