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COASE'S THEORY OF FIRM
The coase's theory of firm explains about the emergence of firms, and the boundaries or the frameworks of the firms and how these firms are maintained. It also explains about the organisation set up of firms that means how the firms are constructed. And further more it explains about the different actions of the firms.
The theory of firms is coined by Ronald Coase, a British economist. Actually a firm is formed as an organisation of more partners and people began to organize the firm when the transaction cost of theory of coordinating production through market knowledge is greater than within the firm.
If a form operated under in control of market, it require many contracts. But actually in sense that a real firm has very few contracts, about the powers of the managers and the guidelines of the employees and for exchange of that the employee is being paid { it is a mode of give and take policy}. And also it is a fact that the success of the firm depends upon the organizing power of the entrepreneur.
The act of togetherness( delegation ) is also an important thing to maintain the goodness of the firm. Because in reality is that only a group with a collective consciousness over a particular thing can only lead the business route and it is not possible with an individual's single effort.
If everyone moves on with the same aim or the goal everyone can achieve their goal and the firm will move on and the progress will be achieved.And it can be achieved with a great success without more stress and strain. This is one of the most important point that to be highlighted.
And finally it result in a situation in which there will be a combined effort in which the interest of firm will over headed by the interest of the individual's stake or interest.