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862:, Cambridge University Press, 1971 (with Lance Davis).
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284:University of California, Berkeley
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520:Economists for Peace and Security
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776:Journal of Economic Perspectives
556:Journal of Economic Perspectives
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1042:"Douglass C. North – Biography"
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2379:Historical school of economics
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3745:Nobel laureates in Economics
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926:10.1016/0305-750X(89)90075-2
798:Journal of Political Economy
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3750:Choate Rosemary Hall alumni
2436:Chicago school of economics
1803:Edward Lawrence Wheelwright
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485:New Institutional Economics
414:Journal of Economic History
239:Douglass North was born in
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156:New Institutional Economics
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3548:Frederik Willem de Klerk
2394:Post-Keynesian economics
2374:French historical school
1646:Institutional economists
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1339:North, Douglass (1992).
1222:August 28, 2008, at the
971:Also published as Nobel
955:American Economic Review
841:American Economic Review
773:(1991). "Institutions".
425:, and in 1981–82 as the
397:University of Washington
366:University of Washington
261:Wallingford, Connecticut
241:Cambridge, Massachusetts
120:University of Washington
57:Cambridge, Massachusetts
3815:Rice University faculty
2369:Evolutionary psychology
2233:Conspicuous consumption
1639:Institutional economics
1542:The NIE and Development
1399:Douglass North obituary
644:information asymmetries
186:IDEAS / RePEc
3825:Ashbury College alumni
3638:Nobel Prize recipients
3584:Physiology or Medicine
2364:Evolutionary economics
2206:Key concepts and ideas
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1788:George W. Stocking Sr.
1708:John Kenneth Galbraith
1544:. Essay (~ 1995), 8 p.
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2354:Development economics
2263:Hiding hand principle
2253:Effective competition
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1891:Behavioral economists
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