Interview about the 2009 Prize in Economic Sciences

Name: Interview about the 2009 Prize in Economic Sciences
Uploaded: 2009-10-14
Description: Following the announcement, Professor Tore Ellingsen told senior editor Simon Frantz why the shared Prize explains how non-market institutions, like natural resources managed by common property and firms, exist and work.For more information about the 2009 Prize in Economic Sciences, please visit: http://nobelprize.org/redirect/youtube.php?url=/nobel_prizes/economics/laureates/2009/index.html

Nobel Prize · 2009-10-14

Explains how institutions and property rights shape common resources and firm organization.

Property rightsInterviewcommon propertyfirm boundariesinstitutional economics property rightsresource governanceshared resourcesTore Ellingsen Simon Frantz

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