History, asked by alyssamasbud2001, 6 months ago

Do institutions and institutional contexts matter in explaining human behavior?

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Generally speaking institutions refer to man-made rules that govern human behaviour. 2 An increasing number of economists agree that “institutions matter” when explaining economic performance. ... It means that we must develop an effective instrument that explains human behaviour in this respect.

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