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New Institutional Economics and History
Journal of Economic Issues, 2012"It is commonly believed that New Institutional Economics, particularly the theoretical innovations of Douglass North over the past 20 years and more, has lent scientific legitimacy to economic history. Yet, North is a prisoner of a very peculiar conception of historical development which is no more scientific than rival theories.
Jérôme Maucourant
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The New, New Institutional Economics
2015This chapter examines a relatively new offshoot of the institutional economics literature that we can call the New, New Institutional Economics, or “NNIE,” to distinguish it from the New Institutional Economics associated with, inter alia , Douglass ...
P. Spiegler
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Whither ‘New Institutional Economics’?
European Business Organization Law Review, 2016The International Society for New Institutional Economics has changed its name to Society of Institutional and Organizational Economics (SIOE). Does this mean that its Coasean mission, ‘to replace the current analysis with something better’, will be abandoned? We do not think so. The insights of the ‘New Institutional Economics’ were too big of an ‘aha’
R. Richter
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Corruption and the New Institutional Economics
2018Corruption is common in poor and middle-income countries, but relatively infrequent in wealthy ones. How does corruption decline with modernization? In this essay, I consider two ways that analytical tools that derive from the New Institutional Economics
M. Golden
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Handbook of New Institutional Economics
2008INTRODUCTION.- THE DOMAIN OF NEW INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS: Institutions and the Performance of Economies over Time - Douglass C. North.- The Institutional Structure of Production - Ronald Coase.- Transaction Cost Economics - Oliver E. Williamson. POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND THE STATE: Electoral Institutions and Political Competition: Coordination ...
Mary M. Shirley, Claude Ménard
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2008
Institutions frame behaviors and exchanges in markets, business networks, communities, and organizations throughout the world. Thanks to the pioneering work of Ronald Coase, Douglas North and Olivier Williamson, institutions are now recognized as being a key factor in explaining differences in performance between industries, nations, and regions.
Jean-Michel Glachant, Eric Brousseau
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Institutions frame behaviors and exchanges in markets, business networks, communities, and organizations throughout the world. Thanks to the pioneering work of Ronald Coase, Douglas North and Olivier Williamson, institutions are now recognized as being a key factor in explaining differences in performance between industries, nations, and regions.
Jean-Michel Glachant, Eric Brousseau
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The New Institutional Economics: Taking Stock, Looking Ahead
, 2000This paper examines the progressive development of the new institutional economics over the past quarter century. It begins by distinguishing four levels of social analysis, with special emphasis on the institutional environment and the institutions of ...
O. Williamson
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The New Institutional Economics
, 1998This outstanding book presents new original contributions from some of the worldâs leading economists including Ronald Coase, Douglass C. North, Masahiko Aoki, Oliver E. Williamson and Harold Demsetz.
R. Coase
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, 2017
Research summary: We use a novel theoretical framework to synthesize ostensibly disparate streams of non-market strategy research. We argue that faced with weak institutions, firms can create and appropriate value by either adapting to, augmenting, or ...
S. Dorobantu +2 more
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Research summary: We use a novel theoretical framework to synthesize ostensibly disparate streams of non-market strategy research. We argue that faced with weak institutions, firms can create and appropriate value by either adapting to, augmenting, or ...
S. Dorobantu +2 more
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Disrupting Governance: The New Institutional Economics of Distributed Ledger Technology
, 2016Distributed ledger technology, invented for cryptocurrencies, is increasingly understood as a new general-purpose technology for a broad range of economic activities that rely on consensus of a database of transactions or records.
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