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Institutional Economics

Institutional Economics

Its Place in Political Economy, Volume 1
Business & EconomicsSociology
Pages
400
Published
1934
Language
English

Synopsis

This book presents a theoretical framework for institutional economics, drawing heavily on the author's personal experiences in institutional reform. It explores the crucial role of collective action in shaping and controlling individual behavior. The work focuses on the concept of institutions as collective constraints that influence individual actions within an economic context.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Business & Economics Sociology

Authors

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John R. Commons

John R. Commons was a leading American economist who significantly influenced the field of institutional economics. He is most recognized for his foundational work, Institutional Economics, which explored the role of collective action in economic life. Commons's ideas continue to shape discussions on labor, law, and economic systems.

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Sam Sebesta

Sam Sebesta is the author behind the Scott Foresman reading series, a familiar name for many who learned to read. His work focuses on foundational literacy, making reading accessible for young learners.