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C/L/569. “The Coase theorem suggests that a market economy with well developed property rights would not suffer from externality problems”. Discuss
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The paper argues whether, according to the Coase theorem, a market economy with well developed property rights would not suffer from externality problems. Scenarios related to property costs and property rights are analysed highlighting associated problems and arguing the validity of the Coase theorem.
KEYWORDS: Coase theorem, property rights,
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