Institutional Economics: An Introduction

John P.M. Groenewegen · Antoon Spithoven · Annette van den Berg

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PART I: INTRODUCTION.- What is Institutional Economics about?.- PART II: THEORY.- Theoretical Framework.- Static Approaches to Institutions.- The Dynamics of Institutions.- PART III: PRIVATE GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES.- Markets.- Firms.- Cooperation Between Firms.- PART IV: PUBLIC GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES.- State Intervention to Protect the Public Interest.- Government Failures.

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