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Definitions from the WebCoaseNounA noun referring to Ronald H. Coase, a British economist and Nobel laureate. Sense 1Definition: Ronald H. Coase (1910-2013) was a renowned British economist known for his research on transaction costs and the theory of the firm. Example sentence: Coase's seminal work on the nature of the firm revolutionized the field of economics. Related products: Books by Ronald H. Coase VerbA verb referring to the act of engaging in Coasean bargaining, named after Ronald H. Coase. Sense 1Definition: To engage in Coasean bargaining, a negotiation that aims to reach an efficient allocation of resources despite transaction costs. Example sentence: The two companies decided to coase their dispute rather than going to court, resulting in a mutually beneficial agreement. AdjectiveAn adjective describing something popular or local. Sense 1Definition: Popular or widely accepted among the masses or within a specific locality. Example sentence: The food truck is known for its coase burgers, which have become a local sensation. Related products: Popular products on Amazon | ||||
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