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Chinese Mutual Aid (, 帮) and Economic Organizations: General Background. dominate the marketing of smallholders’ rubber (including the export of smallholders’ rubber) in the second half of the twentieth century, and the . dominate the pawnshops and Chinese medicinal shops.

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The Economics of Symbols, Clan Names, and Religion obtain the same (homogeneous) commodity at the same price. For a world of contract certainty, this is an acceptable theory. In a world of contract uncertainty, however, it is no longer a matter of indifference with whom one trades.

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The Role of Culture and Institutions in Promoting Middleman-Entrepreneurship in Less-Developed Econo as the Jews in medieval Europe, have persisted over long periods of time; others, in present-day LDCs—Chinese in Southeast Asia, the Indians in East and Central Africa, the Lebanese in West Africa—have relatively shorter histories. What accounts for the success and persistence of these EHMGs?. Does culture play a role?

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The Co-evolution of Markets, Entrepreneurship, Laws, and Institutions in China’s Economy in Transitint during 1980–1990, and double-digit g growth from 1993–1995.. China’s experience during the transitional period stands in sharp contrast to the reform experience of Eastern Europe. What factors account for the difference?

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,Beschreibung im Frühwerk Prousts,(People’s Republic of China) and elsewhere in the overseas Chinese diaspora (Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia) is difficult. This is because to many western economists and investors:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-3223-5nce and importance of group selection in human society. But before doing so, it is necessary to revisit the evolution of my theory of the “ethnically homogeneous middleman group” (EHMG) and link it with Wilson’s discussion of human social groups as adaptive units, viewed from a group selection framework.

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