Munger, Michael C. (2018). Tomorrow 3.0. Transaction Costs and the Sharing Economy

International Journal on Food System Dynamics Pub Date : 2020-02-14 DOI:10.18461/IJFSD.V11I1.41

R. Mueller

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Abstract

In the mid-1950s Erich Geiersberger, a journalist of the Bavarian rural radio, pioneered machinery rings. He had noticed that many family farms in Germany had over-invested in farm machinery compared to farms of similar size in France and in the Netherlands. This, Geiersberger worried, would threaten their competitiveness in the coming European Economic Community. Geiersberger suggested 'machine rings' as a solution to this predicament. Michael Munger, a professor of economics at Duke University in Durham, NC, USA, is probably totally unaware of machinery rings; they are certainly not mentioned in his book. Like Geiersberger, Munger is concerned with institutions that improve the utilization of durable goods. Yet, whereas Geiersberger acted as an organization designer and builder, Munger is a keen economic observer of changes in the organization of markets, changes which he expects to become revolutionary.

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芒格，迈克尔·C.(2018)。明天3.0。交易成本与共享经济

20世纪50年代中期，巴伐利亚乡村电台的记者Erich Geiersberger开创了机械圈的先河。他注意到，与法国和荷兰类似规模的农场相比，德国的许多家庭农场在农业机械方面投资过多。盖尔斯伯格担心，这将威胁到他们在即将到来的欧洲经济共同体中的竞争力。盖尔斯伯格建议用“机器铃声”来解决这一困境。美国北卡罗来纳州达勒姆杜克大学经济学教授Michael Munger可能完全不知道机械圈；在他的书中肯定没有提到它们。和盖尔斯伯格一样，芒格关注的是提高耐用品利用率的机构。然而，尽管盖尔斯伯格是一名组织设计师和建设者，但芒格是市场组织变化的敏锐经济观察者，他预计这些变化将成为革命性的。

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International Journal on Food System Dynamics Economics, Econometrics and Finance-Economics, Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)

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