Comparative institutional economics

Author: Yang Zhexue
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is intended for undergraduate and graduate students in economics at universities, as well as readers with equivalent academic qualifications. During the writing process, it strives to adhere to the inherent logical coherence of theory, presenting and reflecting the cutting-edge developments of the discipline in an accessible manner. This ensures that the book combines the clear structure, simplicity, and ease of understanding of a textbook with the theoretical depth of a monograph. Based on the author's study and understanding of relevant works and literature on the forefront of comparative economics, combined with years of research on economic models in market economies, institutional changes in transitioning countries, and China's economic reform issues, the book draws on the theoretical framework of comparative institutional analysis to attempt to establish a internally consistent system of comparative institutional economics. This system aims to explain the laws governing the origin, formation, evolution, and transformation of diverse institutions.