The role of institutions in driving economic change: Comparing the thoughts of Ibn Khaldūn and Douglass C. North
This article compares various elements of Ibn Khaldūn’s and Douglass C. North’s thoughts on the role of institutions in influencing or forcing economic change. There are a number of interesting similarities in ideas, thoughts, approaches, and methodologies, which prove that New Institutional Economi...
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Year: 2015, Volume: 23, Issue: 2 |
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New Institutional Economics
B and performance of government B Ibn Khaldūn B history of economic thought B Douglass C. North B scope B Structure |
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