Titlebook: Competition among Institutions; Lüder Gerken (Director) Book 1995 Lüder Gerken 1995 competition.economic system.efficiency.evolutionary th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-39574-6des, by the voluntary submission of everybody under a unified and strong state. The law as the primary emanation of the state must therefore be obeyed without exception. This implies a negative attitude towards institutional competition (Hobbes, 1668, ch. 26)

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Competition among Institutions: Evolution within Constraintsonary approach to the process of competition among institutions. For a more thorough analysis we will draw a parallel between ordinary market competition and the subject of our interest, competition in the realm of institutions. We shall focus, in particular, on two issues. First, the role of the co

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