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Institutions and Economic Change in Southeast Asia - The Context of Development from the 1960s to the 1990s (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
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Institutions and Economic Change in Southeast Asia - The Context of Development from the 1960s to the 1990s (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
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This ambitious book scrutinizes the role of institutions in
economic change, with special reference to Southeast Asia. It
suggests that the nature of institutional arrangements such as
households, community groups, firms, bureaucracies and formal
governance systems can significantly affect human activity and
economic success. The book begins by outlining the key elements of
the theory of institutional economics. It then addresses
institutions associated with particular markets and economic
functions using case studies such as new agricultural technologies,
the Indonesian labour force, the market for manufactured goods in
Malaysia, Chinese entrepreneurs and policy makers in Thailand. The
role of institutions is then discussed within the broader context
of national and international change. Included are examinations of
institutions which have evolved in Indonesia, those concerned with
the transformation from central planning to the free market in
Vietnam and institutions connected with governance and economic
improvement in the Philippines. The discussion is brought
up-to-date by an analysis of the role of global economic
institutions in the recent Asian crises, looking at ways in which
their performance might be enhanced.
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