The new institutional economy: ways of renewal and social inequalities

2021

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DOI 10.52821/21/2789-4401-2021-4-6-20
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Abstract

Purpose of the research – to determine the ways of renewal and social inequalities in the new institutional economy. Methodology – historical and causal analysis. Originality / value. The articulation of external compulsion with internal productive and social dynamics is a common explanation for the existence of open and diverse trajectories of occurrence. Here we show that they are also driven by the sectoral dynamics, the internal transformation of social relations, and the institutional dynamics that accompany the profound structural changes that "emerging" economies undergo. Findings – systematization of scientists ' opinions on the formation of scientifi c views on the institutional economy and institutions.