Bounded rationality, information, legal protection, and non-trivial contractual problems: Their influence on interorganizational relations

Carsten Allan Koch

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    Abstract

    This paper attempts to generalize findings of the traditional literature of transaction cost economics (Willamson, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1985; Ouchi, 1980; Williamson & Ouchi 1981) by introducing more general factors or variables. Two of the most important of these are that asset specificity is replaced by a more general condition, vulnerability, and that the so-called market failure condition is replaced by a condition called contractual non-triviality. Sufficient conditions for non-triviality are found in terms of specific set of values for the basic set of factors.

    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    Publikationsdato21 aug. 1992
    Antal sider39
    StatusUdgivet - 21 aug. 1992
    Begivenhed2nd Nordic Workshop on Interorganizational Research - Yxtaholm, Sverige
    Varighed: 21 aug. 199223 aug. 1992
    Konferencens nummer: 2

    Konference

    Konference2nd Nordic Workshop on Interorganizational Research
    Nummer2
    Land/OmrådeSverige
    ByYxtaholm
    Periode21/08/199223/08/1992

    Emneord

    • Asset specificity
    • Bounded rationality
    • Complexity
    • Contract
    • Goal incongruence
    • Human behaviour
    • Incomplete contracting
    • Market failure
    • Mechanisms of protection
    • Opportunism
    • Ouchi, W.G.
    • Relational contracting
    • Transaction
    • Transaction cost
    • Uncertainty
    • Williamson, Oliver E.

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