The Tragedy of the Anticommons¶
Heller, M. A. (1998). The Tragedy of the Anticommons: Property in the Transition from Marx to Markets. Harvard Law Review, 111(3), 621-688.
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Primes¶
- Anti-Commons Tragedy
- In post-socialist transition economies, ground-floor retail sat empty because privatization gave separate parties rights to walls, floor, ceiling, and storefront, and assembling all of them often failed.
This sourceCoins the tragedy of the anticommons and uses post-socialist Moscow storefronts — empty while kiosks crowd the sidewalk — as the paradigm case of fragmented exclusion rights producing under-use.
- In post-socialist transition economies, ground-floor retail sat empty because privatization gave separate parties rights to walls, floor, ceiling, and storefront, and assembling all of them often failed.
Mechanisms¶
- Veto-Cost Dashboard
- The guarding discipline is to tie the dashboard to realized cleared-use of high-value cases rather than to vanity counts, keeping it a diagnosis of the tragedy of the anticommons
This sourceDefines an anticommons as multiple exclusion rights that make a scarce resource prone to underuse.
- The guarding discipline is to tie the dashboard to realized cleared-use of high-value cases rather than to vanity counts, keeping it a diagnosis of the tragedy of the anticommons
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