Langlois Economics of Organization Course
15 February 2008
| Peter Klein |
Don’t you wish you could sign up? Fortunately the reading list and slides are available to all. And check out this great homework assignment.
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david | 15 February 2008 at 3:09 pm
I have always wondered how long it takes him to get through that slide show. Fourteen months? That is such a spectacular display.
On a related note: Are there undergraduate economics of organizations texts / sources that are not so firm-centric? I’m teaching an orgs course this fall and the Brickley, Smith, Zimmerman looks to have a lot of great elements, but I think there is some expectation of focusing on public orgs (bureacracy) and NGOs.
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Peter Klein | 15 February 2008 at 4:06 pm
David, Besanko et al’s _Economics of Strategy_ and Acs and Gerlowski’s _Managerial Economics and Organization_ are worthy competitors to Brickley et al. but are equally firm-centric. Gary Miller’s _Managerial Dilemmas_ might be better for a general course on organizations but is aimed more at the graduate level, I believe.