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    For the Coase Theorem to Work, Three Conditions Must Be
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For the Coase Theorem to Work, Three Conditions Must Be

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For the Coase Theorem to work, three conditions must be satisfied: the basic rights must be clearly understood, there must be no impediments to bargaining, and only a few parties are involved.

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