1986
DOI: 10.1016/0147-5967(86)90118-6
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Control rights, competitive markets, and the labor management debate

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“…In a general equilibrium framework, Roemer (1988) argues that an economy with worker-owned firms would simply replace profits to shareholders by interest payments to lenders. Sertel (1982) and Dow (1986Dow ( , 1996 show that markets for membership in labor-managed firms induce such firms to maximize profit or present value. Thus, an economy with membership markets supports allocations identical to those in Walrasian theory.…”
Section: Implications For the Theory Of The Firmmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In a general equilibrium framework, Roemer (1988) argues that an economy with worker-owned firms would simply replace profits to shareholders by interest payments to lenders. Sertel (1982) and Dow (1986Dow ( , 1996 show that markets for membership in labor-managed firms induce such firms to maximize profit or present value. Thus, an economy with membership markets supports allocations identical to those in Walrasian theory.…”
Section: Implications For the Theory Of The Firmmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Uma das respostas para a sua baixa incidência é exatamente problemas relacionados à sua organização interna e a compatibilidade de incentivos e objetivos entre os cooperados (Dow;Putterman, 2000). A própria evidência empírica sugere que tais organizações tendem a ser mais promissoras, quanto menor a heterogeneidade entre os cooperados (Bonin Jones; Putterman, 1993).…”
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“…Já economistas de tradição marxista, tais como os marxistas analíticos e economistas radicais denominam tais empresas como firmas democráticas. entre uma firma capitalista convencional de uma firma cooperada (Dow, 1986(Dow, , 1993Drèze, 1976Drèze, , 1989, ou seja, seria completamente indiferente o capital contratar o trabalho, ou o trabalho contratar o capital (Samuelson, 1957). Do parágrafo acima podemos concluir que a única situação na qual podemos colocar firmas capitalistas convencionais e firmas cooperadas em condições de similaridade analítica é exatamente quando a análise antitruste (ou qualquer outra política pública ou regulatória) é teoricamente irrelevante e desnecessária.…”
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“…This may well be unrealistic. If a market for memberships is properly modelled (Dow, 1986;Sertel, 1982Sertel, , 1987, then the LM firm turns out to behave similar to a PM one. Specifically, if one takes into account that, for any given list of members, the partnership itself is not a choice variable, but constraints to entry and exit are operative, then the perverse behaviour of LM disappears.…”
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confidence: 99%