Transition and Economics: Politics, Markets, and Firms (Comparative Institutional Analysis)
Transition and Economics explores how economies change through the interaction of political forces, markets, firms, and institutions. Using comparative institutional analysis, Gerard Roland examines the structures and processes that shape economic transition, offering readers a framework for thinking about institutional change and its consequences.
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Transition and Economics examines the relationship between economic change and institutional development.
The book focuses on the roles of politics, markets, and firms in processes of transition.
Through comparative institutional analysis, it considers how different institutional arrangements shape economic outcomes.
Gerard Roland presents a framework for understanding transition as a political and economic process.
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