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Transformation in China,wo perspectives. From the perspective of everyday life, the transformation in the last 15 years brought much disappointment. Part of it is due to the change of the reference point — now the bar is raised to the level of the developed Europe, but part of it is real, as the evidence shows that negativ

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Institutional Causes of Economic Underdevelopment in the Middle East: a Historical Perspective,ically underdeveloped. Visit any major city in the region — Cairo, Aleppo, Istanbul — and you will encounter big covered bazaars, centuries old. Istanbul’s stunning Grand Bazaar, whose core was built in the 1460s, boasts more than 4000 shops. Wandering in its vaulted streets, you appreciate the majo

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Understanding the Great Changes in the World: Gaining Ground and Losing Ground since World War II,the organizers have looked to me to speak about — Understanding the Great Changes of the World — has given me dangerous encouragement: I have responded by analysing the great tectonic shifts in the global economy that I have witnessed and thought about since I began studying economics.

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The Schumpeterian Approach to Education and Growth,rench Conseil d’Analyse Economique which asked me to write a report on the subject back in 2001. And a year later, by the European Commission which asked me to co-author a report (now referred to as the ‘Sapir Report’) on the causes of the slow growth in Western Europe. A first look at the United St

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Analysing Institutional Change: Integrating Endogenous and Exogenous Views,n economic performance among different economies over time and space. But, if institutions are nothing more than codified laws, fiats, organizations and other such deliberate human devices, why cannot badly performing economies design (emulate) ‘good’ institutions and implement them? This question w

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The Endowment Effect and the Origin of Private Property, effect, the behaviour likely involves a genetic predisposition, and hence may well be the product of some evolutionary adaptation. If this is correct, the bulk of human evolution occurred before the appearance of institutions protecting property rights, so bargaining over the exchange of property r

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