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Institutional Economics

2016
The textbook deals with the development of representations of economic theory within the framework of the methodology of institutional economics. The main views of the representatives of this trend are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the construction of models of economic reality, the definition of the main concepts used in the course of ...
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The Economics of Institutions

1989
To understand monetary theory one not only has to understand its “real” foundation, i.e., the theory of the allocation of present and future goods as analyzed by the model of general equilibrium theory; it is also necessary to understand the relevant institutional framework.
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Economic Policies and Institutions

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Cardoso, José Luís, Comín, Francisco
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Why Is Institutional Economics Not Institutional?

The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1962
AMONG ORTHODOX ECONOMISTS there exists a conception of institutional economics which is wholly at variance with modern institutionalism as conceived by institutional economists. A short paper such as this may hardly be the most effective means to rectify what seems to be a total failure of understanding. But any attempt to achieve greater understanding
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Economic sociology and institutional economics

Journal of Institutional Economics, 2007
Abstract:Economic sociology was a core concern of early political economists like Smith, Marx, Pareto, and Marshall. The new economic sociology has sought to revive the neglected subdiscipline using the construct of interpersonal networks. Richard Swedberg has assembled 42 substantial papers in this collection.
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Institutional Economics and Economic Science

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003
This article presents a comparative analysis of the approaches of institutional economics and Walrasian economics. After reviewing the differences between both perspectives, it argues that institutional economics is an alternative, however incomplete, to general equilibrium economics.
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Institutions, economic theory, and economic performance

1990
We cannot see, feel, touch, or even measure institutions; they are constructs of the human mind. But even the most convinced neoclassical economists admit their existence and typically make them parameters (implicitly or explicitly) in their models. Do institutions matter? Do tariffs, regulations, and rules matter?
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Theonomy and Economic Institutions

2014
Theonomy draws upon biblical law for normative economic institutional arrangements as an alternative to modern “value-free” economics. Often identified with the Reformed faith and allied with “Christian Reconstructionism,” theonomists affirm all nations are made up of God’s image-bearers who though sinful remain bound by God’s “dominion covenant ...
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Institutions and Economic Theory

The American Economist, 1992
Editor’s Introduction Originally published in Volume 36, Number 1, Spring 1992, pages 3-6. Omicron Delta Epsilon presented Douglass North (1920-2015) with the John R. Commons award in 1992 for his contributions to the economics profession. The following year he shared the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences with Robert Fogel.
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Economics and Institutions

Journal of Economic Issues, 1989
John Groenewegen, Anne Mayhew
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