Private Property Rights, Economic Freedom, And Professor Coase: A Critique of Friedman, Mccloskey, Medema, And Zorn (Ronald Coase, David Friedman, Deirdre Mccloskey, Steven Medema, David Zorn)

By Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy

Release Date: 2003-06-22
Genre: Law

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I. INTRODUCTION Private property rights are the basic building blocks of economic freedom. They are a necessary condition for a free society. Therefore, it behooves us to study, in some detail, precisely of what they consist. If we are unclear on this issue, the entire edifice of free enterprise can collapse, as does a house with a poor foundation.

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