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Learning, institutions, and economic performance

Mantzabinos, Chrysostomos; North, Douglass Cecil; … - 2003

In this article, we provide a broad overview of the interplay among cognition, belief systems, and institutions, and how they affect economic performance. We argue that a deeper understanding of institutions emergence, their working properties, and their effect on economic and political outcomes...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011581486

Learning, Institutions, and Economic Performance

Mantzabinos, Chrysostomos; North, Douglass Cecil; … - 2004

In this article, we provide a broad overview of the interplay among cognition, belief systems, and institutions, and how they affect economic performance. We argue that a deeper understanding of institutions' emergence, their working properties, and their effect on economic and political...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014073182

Do institutions evolve like material technologies?

Molho, Catherine; Peña, Jorge; Singh, Manvir; Derex, Maxime - 2024

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Selbstorganisation : ein fruchtbares Konzept für die evolutorische Ökonomik

Weise, Peter - 2003

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Modern Society - a Complex, Evolutionary, Self-Organising, Antagonistic System

Fuchs, Christian - 2003

The aim of this paper is to outline some foundational aspects of a theory of self-organising social change. Synchronous …-reproduction. Aspects of Marxist crisis theory can be incorporated consistently into the framework of a theory of social self … dialectic relationship of chance and necessity. Regulation theory sees the development of system shaped by a dialectic of chance …

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Institutions and agricultural economics : a theoretical framework from evolutionary institutionalism

Viana, João Garibaldi Almeida; Waquil, Paulo Dabad - In: Studies in agricultural economics 124 (2022) 1, pp. 1-9

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Institutional obsolescence : why do institutions persist though evolutionary selection pressure changes radically?

Negru, Ioana; Dolfsma, Wilfred - In: Journal of economic issues 56 (2022) 3, pp. 699-706

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Can path dependence explain institutional change? : Two approaches applied to welfare state reform

Ebbinghaus, Bernhard (contributor) - 2005

Path dependence as a concept in institutional theories has become increasingly popular in economics and other social sciences. The key idea is that in a sequence of events, the latter events are not (completely) independent from those that occurred in the past. Yet, common usage of the concept...

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The Origin of Organizational Species

Pagano, Ugo - 2000

In spite of its title, in the midst of his numerous achievements, Darwin's book was unable to "solve" the problem of "speciation" that is the problem of the origin of species. We survey the modern biological literature and we argue that it has shown that the laws of structure and change that...

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On the Coevolution of Individualism and Institutions

Eruchimovitch, Israel; Michaeli, Moti; Sarid, Assaf - 2022

To unravel the roots of the relationship between the Individualism-Collectivism dimension of culture (IC) and market-supporting institutions, we develop a micro-founded model in which the two interact and coevolve. IC and institutions are related indirectly, via social organization: Individuals...

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