You might be interested by the idea of "Coasian Hells" which are situations where someone has tried to set up a delivery structure that doesn't match transactio

You might be interested by the idea of "Coasian Hells" which are situations where someone has tried to set up a delivery structure that doesn't match transaction costs. Good examples: -UK rail (in practice train operators, the railway operator, and rolling stock leasing companies spend vast resources trying to charge each other for things) -Boeing's supply chain for the 787 Basically every failed outsourcing project has failed because the people designing it did not understand the implications of Coase