Economic theory, institutions, and economic policy

Caravale, Giovanni

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“…The fundamental approaches to the analysis of institutions are contained in the research of J. Aron (2000), G. Caravale (1995), G. Hodgson (2009), D. North (1990, E. Ostrom (1990Ostrom ( , 2007, S. Pejovich (1972) and others (Bergstrom, 2002;Chakravarti, 2012).…”

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The Problems of Development of Economic Institutions in Russia

Mingaleva¹,

Шеломенцев²

2014

ASS

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Delayed payments of wages, defaults, hostile takeovers of privatized companies and similar actions caused a lot of problems in economic system of Russia. Notwithstanding the every effort taken by the government, the new model of economic management was inefficient until a cluster of complementary institutions was formed. Analysis of transformation processes in the Russian economy shows that the evolution of economic institutions has since the early 90s been a complicated, often inconsistent process, mainly directed towards internalization of informal institutions, import of institutions and restoration of institutions.The paper examines the evolution of economic institutions in Russia since the beginning of market reforms. The authors reveled the close relationship and direct correlation between the effectiveness of Russian economic reforms and forming the new economic institutions.

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The Problems of Development of Economic Institutions in Russia

Mingaleva¹,

Шеломенцев²

2014

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“…Discussions and pronouncements of doubt and disillusionment (that would have been unthinkable or career-destroying only a few years ago) have become commonplace at economic conferences [Pfouts, 1997;Roth, 1997]. Important mainstream economic journals, including this one, now, as a matter of course, feature articles, often by patrician figures, declaring agnosticism regarding fundamentals and pleading for serious reform [Baumol, 1991;Hahn, 1991;Wiseman, 1991;Klein, 1994;Caravale, 1995]. However, these brave and often penetrating efforts lack the weight and thrust of critical vision needed to overcome the mainstream's notorious inertia, as their authors would probably agree.…”

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Shifting the mainstream: Lawson's impetusEconomics and Reality tony lawson routledge, 1997, 364 pp.

Fullbrook¹

1998

Atlantic Economic Journal

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Lawson's Economics and Reality is a deeply informed attempt to liberate economics from its usually tacit, metaphysical presuppositions inherited from Newtonian physics and enlightenment epistemology. Lawson fears that the economics profession faces declining prosperity due to its decreasing public credibility and the increasing annexation of its traditional ground of inquiry by other disciplines. Lawson's book attempts to revamp economic methodology in order to reverse these trends. This article examines the recent philosophical ideas informing Lawson's project, considers his critique of contemporary economics, and relates his ideas for reform to those of other economists. (JEL BOO, C10, DO0, D12)

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Regional Feasibility Study on District Sewage Heat Supply With Gis

Ichinose¹,

Kawahara²

2000

Doboku Gakkai Ronbunshu

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Economic theory, institutions, and economic policy

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

The Problems of Development of Economic Institutions in Russia

The Problems of Development of Economic Institutions in Russia

Shifting the mainstream: Lawson's impetusEconomics and Reality tony lawson routledge, 1997, 364 pp.

Regional Feasibility Study on District Sewage Heat Supply With Gis

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