Ronald Coase, un siècle d’économie

Elodie Bertrand
La Vie des Idées, 2017
Level: mittel
Perspektiven: Institutionenökonomik, Neoklassik
Thema: Kapitalismuskritik, Institutionen, Regierungen & Politik, Reflexion der Ökonomik
Format: Blog & Zeitungsbeitrag
Link: https://laviedesidees.fr/Ronald-Coase-un-siecle-d-economie.html

Ce portrait de Ronald Coase brossé par Elodie bertrand, chercheuse en histoire de la pensée économique, permet de revenir sur son oeuvre avec un certain recul historique. Sur la réception de ses travaux, leurs (sur)interprétations et leur influence dans l'économie de la deuxième moitié du XXème siècle ; en Nouvelle économie institutionnelle et dans le courant Law and Economics notamment, champs dans lesquels Coase fut abondamment repris et commenté.

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Cette description des travaux de Coase par Elodie Bertrand permet de mettre en perspective l'oeuvre de Coase avec ce que la théorie économique mainstream en a retenu, en critiquant particulièrement les utilisations qui furent faites de ce que George Stigler a appelé le "théorème de Coase". Pour l'autrice, une contribution majeure de Ronald Coase, souvent passée sous silence, est sa méthode : au contraire d'un Friedman par exemple, Coase est très attentif à la validité empirique et historique de ses hypothèses et prône des aller-retours entre théorie et faits.

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