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Consumer Behavior, 32-minute videotaped discussion between Ronald Coase and Gary Becker, The Idea Channel, 1995. Transition in Eastern Europe, 30-minute videotaped discussion between Ronald Coase and Gary Becker, The Idea Channel, 1995. A Conversation with Ronald H. Coase, 62-minute videotaped interview conducted by Richard A. Epstein, The Intellectual Portrait Series, The Liberty Fund Inc., 2002. Note: Compiled July 2000, with the kind cooperation of Ronald Coase, and updated March 2003. The authoritative bibliography in print appears in Institutions, Contracts and Organizations, 59-65, Claude Ménard ed., (Edward Elgar, Northfield, MA, 2000). It is slightly augmented by the list here, compiled by Alexandra Benham, which includes some additional material plus handwritten notes made by Ronald Coase on an earlier bibliography of his published in 26 (2) Journal of Law and Economics (April 1983).

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