Summarizes the relationship between economic development with regards to income on the one hand and the evolution of institutions on the other; the transition of countries from one economic and social system to another. Challenges traditional views on development to show the direction of causality is from income to institutions.
Summarizes the relationship between economic development with regards to income on the one hand and the evolution of institutions on the other; the transition of countries from one economic and social system to another. Challenges traditional views on development to show the direction of causality is from income to institutions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Martin Paldam is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Economics and Management at Aarhus University.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Part I. Main Ideas: 1. Introduction 2. Some technical points 3. The largest historical event: the end of Soviet socialism Part II. The Transitions of Institutions: Part IIA. The Democratic Transition: 4. Literature, data, transition path and causality 5. The jumps model for the short run, 1960-2016 6. Events are practically random 7. Three pillars model for the long run, 1800-2016 Part IIB. The Transition of the Economic System: 8. Ownership preferences: the B-index 9. Economic freedom: the F-index Part IIC. The Transitions in Traditions and Beliefs: 10. The transition of corruption 11. The religious transition Part III. The Grand Transition: 12. The hump-shaped transition path for the growth rate 13. Do improvements of institutions harm development? 14. Conclusions.
Foreword Part I. Main Ideas: 1. Introduction 2. Some technical points 3. The largest historical event: the end of Soviet socialism Part II. The Transitions of Institutions: Part IIA. The Democratic Transition: 4. Literature, data, transition path and causality 5. The jumps model for the short run, 1960-2016 6. Events are practically random 7. Three pillars model for the long run, 1800-2016 Part IIB. The Transition of the Economic System: 8. Ownership preferences: the B-index 9. Economic freedom: the F-index Part IIC. The Transitions in Traditions and Beliefs: 10. The transition of corruption 11. The religious transition Part III. The Grand Transition: 12. The hump-shaped transition path for the growth rate 13. Do improvements of institutions harm development? 14. Conclusions.
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