Exactly.. Coase Doesn't Apply to Air Pollution
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You might make a (silly) case that it applies at the international level (inter-national). The UN is, allegedly, one mechanism meant to deal with the transaction costs of multilateral, international coordination.
What about the case of non uniformely mixing air pollutant?