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Concepts of and Models for Growth and Development Dynamics,ing of the processes involved that they offer. In detail, we discuss the principal formulations of neoclassical growth theory, development economics, and the new as well as the original institutional economics (NIE and OIE respectively). Approaches based on other theoretical foundations, especially

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The Analytical Framework: Institutions, Technology, and Circular and Cumulative Causation,hnology as problem‐solving capacities embodied in skill and equipment, as well as the close connection of technology and institutions. It further appears that a country’s development trajectory responds to numerous factors in different societal areas. The ways in which these different influences may

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Economic Development in Argentina after 1946,sis. The first step in this chapter is to give an overview of changes in economic variables. Subsequently, we will present political and policy changes as well as the institutional framework within which agents have been moving. The overall findings are then joined in an analysis of their mutual inf