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March 1977 - Volume 45 Issue 2 Page 341 - 360


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Coalition Structure in a Labor-Managed Market Economy

Tatsuro Ichiishi

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to present a model which explains the formation of firms in a market economy. This is done by unifying two recent developments in economic theory: the labor-managed market economy and the coalition production economy. D. Sondermann's model [30] of a coalition production economy with "increasing returns to coalition" is generalized. Specifically, the concept of coalition structures is introduced, so that the model can be naturally interpreted to represent a labor-managed market economy. Two kinds of specific interpretation are considered: one is a type of socialistic economy and the other a capitalistic economy.

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