5 New institutional economics and development

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Economic Theory and Institutions Economic Growth and Productivity Culture, Economy, and Development Studies

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New institutional economics (NIE) strongly influences current development theory and policy. It is an expansion of traditional neoclassical economic theory and its merits stem from the fact that it has identified efficient institutions to be a prerequisite for development.

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