The Coase Theorem. Microeconomics

 The Coase Theorem






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  1. The Coase Theorem is very interesting. Can't wait to learn more on this in class.

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  2. Thanks for the video, George! You have introduced me to a brand new topic.

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  3. This reminds me of when I negotiated for goods in Morocco.

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  4. The Coarse Theorem confuses me as to why it would work best without large transaction costs especially with things such as lawyers or paper work?

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  5. I need to use the Coase Theorem in my everyday arguments. It is necessary for smaller deals.

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  6. I think the most important part of the Coase theory is the willingness for parties to solve the problem.

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  7. The video was helpful in explaining common human behavior that bleeds over into the business world!

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  8. Great video! thank you for introducing me to something I never knew about.

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  9. Very interesting, I like the metaphor you gave.

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  10. The Coase Theorem is definitely an interesting concept! I agree that low transaction costs are key, and it's fascinating how it applies to real-world negotiations and problem-solving.

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  11. The willingness of the parties to resolve the issue is, in my opinion, the most crucial component of the Coase theory.

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  12. Very intriguing topic, thank you for the introduction!

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  13. It was interesting to learn about how the coase theorem helps to solve problems efficiently.

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  14. The coarse theorem is something that can be used on a daily basis.

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  15. This is a very interesting topic, I can see this being applied in my everyday life as a way to solve problems.

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  16. This video was very fascinating and opened my eyes to a new topic.

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  17. Interesting to learn about this and now be able to use it in everyday life.

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  18. It's seems so simple that it could come to a simple agreement of conflict and resolution, however, the two parties involved continue to stay in gridlock if there is a lot on the line.

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