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Cultural Factors in Economic Growth, Yet economic models that exclude culture cannot fully account for the phenomena that they attempt to explain. This has forced many economists to reluctantly acknowledge culture as a ‘residual element’ in their explanations (a recent example is Landes 1998). The residual role of culture has been par

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Trust as a Governance Device,h some exceptions (., Buckley and Casson 1988). One reason fir this neglect probably is that while economists strive for analytical precision, trust appears to be an irredeemably imprecise notion. And indeed it is a complex and slippery concept; a minefield of potential misunderstanding. Different p

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A Measure of Culture: Trust and Defection in Southern Italy,its triteness lie a large number of important connections between social, historical and cultural factors to which economists have turned their attention in the last twenty years. If we look at development as a process of redistributing resources across sectors and across space, we can argue that un

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Cultural Determinants of Jewish Immigrant Entrepreneurship in the UK and USA and British and Americrticular, the supply of entrepreneurship in the UK and USA between 1880–1914 (.). An alleged divergence in the supply of entrepreneurship to the two economies, possibly caused by cultural differences, has been cited as being one of the principal causative factors in the very real divergence in the t

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