Culture and its relationship to economic change

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Culture tends to be ignored by economists, who see it as irrelevant or subordinate to the economy. Anthropologists class economic activity as one aspect of culture. A society's culture and its economic organization can be perceived as interacting, and this is a fruitful approach for economists. Cultural diversity brings higher transaction costs, but exchanges between cultures are valuable, and there is resistance to the imposition of a single, uniform culture world wide.

Social aspects, Economics

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Economic constitutionalism and the challenge of globalization: the enemy is gone? Long live the enemy

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Issues are presented concerning the role of economic constitutionalism in the evolution of European integration. The protection of economic freedom and economic competition from government interference is discussed.

Competition (Economics), International economic relations, Industry regulations, Government regulation of business, Trade regulation

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Is voluntary government possible? a critique of constitutional economics

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Research is presented describing the study of political economics and the theory of public choice within the setting of constitutional economics.

Political aspects, Economic research, Politics, Politics and culture

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