2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.worlddev.2007.01.006
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North versus South: The Impact of Social Norms in the Market Pricing of Private Property Rights in Vietnam

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“…Therefore, social structure plays a significant role in affecting the likelihood of who comes into contact with whom, who is deemed noticeable, and cultural modes of learning (Rogoff, 1990). I applied social cognition theory to study the transition to private 1 land and real estate markets in Vietnam, China, and Poland, examining both market transactions through econometric analysis and in-depth case studies of the first generation of real estate developers (Kim, 2006(Kim, , 2007(Kim, , 2008(Kim, , 2011a. Land and real estate is one of the earlier economic sectors to start transitioning because land is one of the more valuable assets in a transition country's early undercapitalized days.…”
Section: Social Cognition Theory Of Institutional Changementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore, social structure plays a significant role in affecting the likelihood of who comes into contact with whom, who is deemed noticeable, and cultural modes of learning (Rogoff, 1990). I applied social cognition theory to study the transition to private 1 land and real estate markets in Vietnam, China, and Poland, examining both market transactions through econometric analysis and in-depth case studies of the first generation of real estate developers (Kim, 2006(Kim, , 2007(Kim, , 2008(Kim, , 2011a. Land and real estate is one of the earlier economic sectors to start transitioning because land is one of the more valuable assets in a transition country's early undercapitalized days.…”
Section: Social Cognition Theory Of Institutional Changementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, the way society is structured and networked influenced where and how quickly new ideas form and spread and whether new firms were able to gather enough appropriate human capital. For example, these differences retarded the formation of private firms in the northern city of Hanoi, relative to Ho Chi Minh City in the south (Kim, 2007). Third, some social trust or risk-taking propensity needed to exist in society in order for parties to move forward in new relationships and new types of transaction and for some predictability to develop around repeated workable transactions.…”
Section: Social Cognition Theory Of Institutional Changementioning
confidence: 99%
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