The document discusses Clay Shirky's concept of the "Coasean floor" and how loosely coordinated groups can achieve things that were previously only possible through formal organizations. It then asks how such groups can form by providing a plausible promise, effective tools, and an acceptable bargain between participants. Examples given include Linux starting as a hobby project with an open invitation for suggestions and various online tools that enable coordination without a formal structure.

1. promise-tool-bargain

2. “Loosely coordinated groups
can now achieve things that
were previously out of reach
for any other organizational
structure, because they lay
under Coasean floor.”
Clay Shirky, Here Comes Everybody, p47

3. tarkinvestor.ee

4. “The Nature
of the Firm”

5. K: miks turg ei võimalda
inimestel omavahel
teenustega kaubelda?

6. V: sest teineteise
leidmine jms on kulukas

7. firma toob need
transaktsioonikulud alla

8. aga

9. kasvavas firmas
kasvavad sisemised
transaktsioonikulud

10. Coasean ceiling:
a point past which, if a
firm grows too large, it
just breaks down.

11. Coasean floor:
there's a set of group
activities that would
create some value but
it isn't worth forming
an institution to create.

12. kuidas seda saavutada?

13. a plausible promise
an effective tool
an acceptable bargain

14. lubadus
vahend
kokkulepe

15. lubadus
vahend
kokkulepe

16. usutav lubadus

17. “muudame maailma
paremaks kohaks”

19. I’m doing a (free) operating
system (just a hobby, won’t be
big and professional like gnu)...
I’d like to know what features
most people would want.
Any suggestions are welcome,
but I won’t promise I’ll
implement them :-)

23. efektiivne tööriist

24. pr.kolhoos.ee

27. ajaveeb, twitter,
facebook, hääletus...?

28. grupi suurus?
pikaealine / ad hoc?
pühendumus?

29. osalejatele vastuvõetav
kokkulepe

33. a plausible promise
an effective tool
an acceptable bargain