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Market microstructure: Intermediaries and the theory of the firm
Market microstructure: Intermediaries and the theory of the firm
Date: 20 December 2010, 06:49

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Two fundamental and closely related questions raised by microeconomics are "Why are there firms?" and "How do markets work?" In this book, I set out an intermediation theory of the firm that addresses these two important questions. The intermediation theory of the firm provides explanations for the formation of firms by showing how firms arise in a market equilibrium. In addition, the theory helps explain how markets work by showing how firms select market-clearing prices. Models of intermediation and market microstructure from microeconomics and finance shed considerable light on the formation and market-making activities of firms. The analysis of firms begins with the observation that firms act as intermediaries between their customers and their suppliers. Without firms, consumers acting as buyers and sellers would engage in direct exchange, searching for each other and bargaining over the terms of trade.


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