AN ECONOMIC THEORY OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE: INDUCED AND IMPOSED CHANGE

Justin Yifu Lin

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This article draws on recent progress in economics—especially in the economics of information, property rights, transaction costs, induced innovations, household production, and the theory of the

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