Armen A. Alchian: Armen A. Alchian: Armen A. Alchian was an American economist known for pioneering work in property rights, transaction costs, and evolutionary economics. A key figure in the UCLA school, he emphasized how institutions and incentives shape economic behavior. His contributions to the theory of the firm and the concept of the residual claimant have been highly influential in modern economics.
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