Review:  A Theory of the Firm: Governance, Residual Claims, and Organizational Forms by Michael C. J

Michael Jensen is one of the founders of the agency cost economics branch of the New Institutional Economics. A Theory of the Firm collects eight articles by Jensen and various co-authors that, collectively, represent the seminal body of work in this field. (I wonder how his various co-authors felt about being left of the spine of this book?) While his contributions to agency cost theory are the work for which he is best known, Jensen also figures prominently in the intellectual history of the nexus of contracts theory of the firm, as several of the articles collected here demonstrate.

Posted on Tuesday, September 23 2003 | Permalink
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