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  <abstract>"This study is much more than an excellent survey of diverse bodies of political and economic literature that fall under the author's rubtic of neoinstitutional economics. In the process of integrating and synthesizing this literature Thrainn Eggertsson has made important original extensions and contributions to a burgeoning field of the social sciences. " - Douglass North. This book will serve as the primary resource for scholars and students who want to learn about this important new branch of economic theory.</abstract>
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