Unlock the Secrets of Economic Institutions: The Handbook of New Institutional Economics

In the ever-evolving landscape of economics, institutions play a pivotal role in shaping economic behavior, facilitating transactions, and driving economic growth. The Handbook of New Institutional Economics provides a comprehensive and authoritative exploration of this fascinating field, offering a deeper understanding of the complex world of economic institutions.

Delving into the Foundations of New Institutional Economics

This meticulously crafted handbook delves into the foundational concepts of New Institutional Economics, tracing its roots from the influential works of Douglass North, Ronald Coase, and Oliver Williamson. You'll gain insights into:

Handbook of New Institutional Economics

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• The nature and evolution of institutions
• The economic significance of transaction costs
• The role of institutions in mitigating uncertainty
• The relationship between law, property rights, and economic development

Exploring the Role of Organizations

Beyond abstract concepts, the Handbook of New Institutional Economics examines the crucial role of organizations in economic activity. You'll discover:

• The different types of organizations and their respective advantages
• The factors that influence organizational structure and performance
• The impact of organizations on innovation and economic growth
• The interplay between organizations and institutions

Unveiling the Intricate World of Economic Behavior

This comprehensive handbook doesn't stop at institutions and organizations; it also delves into the complex interplay between these structures and economic behavior. You'll explore:

• How institutions shape individual incentives
• The effects of institutional change on economic outcomes
• The role of institutions in promoting cooperation and reducing conflict
• The potential pitfalls and challenges associated with institutional development

A Wealth of Contributions from Leading Scholars

The Handbook of New Institutional Economics is not merely a repository of knowledge; it's a collaboration of insights from leading scholars in the field. Contributors include:

• Douglass North, Nobel Laureate in Economics
• Ronald Coase, Nobel Laureate in Economics
• Oliver Williamson, Nobel Laureate in Economics
• Elinor Ostrom, Nobel Laureate in Economics
• Daron Acemoglu
• Avner Greif
• Torsten Persson

An Essential Resource for Economists and Social Scientists

Whether you're an economist, sociologist, political scientist, or simply someone fascinated by the interplay of institutions and economic behavior, the Handbook of New Institutional Economics is an invaluable resource. Its comprehensive coverage, authoritative insights, and thought-provoking perspectives will:

• Enhance your understanding of the foundations of modern economics
• Equip you with the tools to analyze and interpret real-world economic phenomena
• Broaden your perspective on the role of institutions in society
• Inspire new research and policy initiatives to address contemporary economic challenges

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Format: Hardcover, 800 pages

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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Handbook of New Institutional Economics

by Claude Ménard

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Language	:	English
File size	:	6281 KB
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Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	837 pages

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