… and diffused their initial intuitions (Ménard & Shirley, 2014Ménard, C., & Shirley, M. (2014).
The future of new institutional economics: From early intuitions to a new paradigm? Journal of …

… This paper provides a theoretical framework, based on New Institutional Economics (NIE)
concepts, to guide the development of community microgrids. Given limited application thus far …

… The first part of the paper presents the most important determinants of the ability of a
country … -based economy. This analysis is conducted on the basis of institutional economics …

… The old institutional economics draws on an analytical framework rooted in an understanding
of the institution as “a way of tho ught or ac ti on that has so me pre va len ce, which is em …

… paradigm are really part of this larger problem of indeterminacy, and so is the NIE struggle to
define precisely what an institution is, and how it relates to conventional economic … intuition …

… institutional and new institutional economics schools of thought as well as the fact that
the institutional and new institutional economics … laws, organizations and institutions, as “institutes”…

… it involves free intuition and reasoning about … economics is influenced by psychology, but
it also revisits classical elements – namely, the concern with happiness; institutional economics …

… But to successfully achieve the necessary transformations to make them we will, as this
volume so clearly indicates, need a “great mindshift” to facilitate building new institutions and …

… critical characteristics of the new institutional economics (NIE)… economic movement that
modified neoclassical economics … looks at how institutions and organizations interact; institutions …

… economic growth. The work of these three writers subsequently developed into New Institutional
Economics (… the award of the Nobel Prize for Economic Science to Coase in 1991, North …