Rola nowej ekonomii instytucjonalnej w wyjaśnianiu procesów wzrostu i rozwoju gospodarczego

Kuźma, Magdalena

doi:10.15584/nsawg.2020.1.4

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“…political groups, of connection professional and business, can exert influence on the policy-making. They can refuse to support and put the threat of expensive consequences forward for the government (Kuźma, 2020). Interest groups can initiate and support the restructuring of formal institutions, or can transform them and block, in order to result of economic reforms and social was working to their advantage.…”

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Institutional changes in politics

Mieleszko

2021

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Motivation: Institutions are a set of rules of the game, norms and values that constitute a fundamental element of any social and political system. Political institutions are an important object of theoretical considerations and a number of attempts at explanations in political science. in their research, they put more emphasis on the effects of political institutions than on issues related to their genesis and the changes taking place. This article is in the trend of New Institutionalism which focuses on the causal role and the limited ability to design new tools, as well as a strong intention in this area. Aim: The aim of the article is to provide a synthetic overview of the causes and effects of continuity and changes in formal political institutions within the interdisciplinary area — new institutionalism. The research methods used during the preparation of the article include the analysis and criticism of the literature Results: The article focuses on presenting the role of institutions in political life, showing the dysfunctionality of the institutional sphere in the face of pressure from interest groups and the game of political actors. The explanation of these aspects was served by logical constructions and analyzes, primarily of a historical and sociological study, emphasizing the importance of determinants of informal institutions on the durability and institutional change.

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Institutional changes in politics

Mieleszko

2021

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“…R. Solow gauges the rate of increase in the volume of production in a national economy using the production function, in which he makes economic growth dependent on the dynamics of technical progress, the rate of growth of capital resources and employment, taking into account the share of income from capital and labor inputs in national income [35]. Other exogenous models are an extension of the Solow model, including: the Mankiw-Romer-Weil or Ramsey-Cass-Koopmans models [40,41]. The former expands the Solow model by an additional variable in the form of human capital (education, skills, competencies and other factors increasing the productivity of labor resources).…”

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“…The exogenous models adopted a short-and medium-term time horizon in the analysis of economic phenomena, which meant that the growth theories they hinged on were not applicable to the study of long-term changes occurring in a national economy or their sources [40]. The endogenous models (including the AK model, P. Romer model, RE Lucas model), meanwhile, were used to explain the long-term determinants of economic growth, but they, too, failed to address the question of the sources of the different rates of economic growth over time and across countries [41].…”

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Sustainable Energy Development and Sustainable Economic Development in EU Countries

Jędrzejczak-Gas,

Wyrwa,

Barska

2024

Energies

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Sustainable development is the subject of many economic analyses, but so far no attempt has been made to identify the main mechanism of interdependence between sustainable energy development and sustainable economic development in the second decade of the 21st century. The particular role of energy in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals is due to the fact that the production, supply and use of energy underpin economic growth. The article fills this research gap and spawns both a better understanding of the essence of sustainable development as well as practical conclusions. The aim is to assess sustainable energy development and sustainable economic development in EU member states and to determine the correlation between the two in the EU. Substantive and formal methods were used to select diagnostic variables, including: the parametric method, the standardized sums method, and correlation analysis. The analysis period covers the years 2014–2021. The conducted research demonstrated a significant variation in the level of sustainable energy development and sustainable economic development among EU countries.

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Rola nowej ekonomii instytucjonalnej w wyjaśnianiu procesów wzrostu i rozwoju gospodarczego

Cited by 2 publications

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Institutional changes in politics

Institutional changes in politics

Sustainable Energy Development and Sustainable Economic Development in EU Countries

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