Titlebook: Culture, Growth and Economic Policy; Panagiotis E. Petrakis Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Cultural Background.Economic

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Collectivism as an Aid or Obstacle to Economic Growth every society. Collectivism can primarily be defined as a social stereotype comprising strong cohesive ties among individuals that consider themselves members of one or more groups (e.g., family, race and nation). Individuals act on the basis of the group’s norms and give priority to group goals ov

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Power Distance, Uncertainty, Time and Growthterest because thinking about future actions constitutes a basic feature of human thought. From an individual’s perspective, future orientation requires the development of a series of abilities. These include cognitive and mental processes (such as planning, prediction of circumstances and ways of b

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The Effects of Culture, Transactions and Institutions on Opportunity Entrepreneurshipepreneurship by considering some factors that influence entrepreneurial capital, originating from three fields: cultural background, transaction characteristics and economic institutions. These factors are not separate or isolated in their structural effects on opportunity entrepreneurship. Therefor

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Cultural Background, Growth and Economic Policyvanced economy). This transition is not easy and, in most cases, comes up against obstacles and lack of appropriate resources. High growth rates were followed by periods of stagnation, or even recession, and then by growth again, meaning that such countries have been unable to exit from this vicious

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Women, Violence and Social Controlrganization, and presents endogenous perceptions of the mechanisms and functioning of cultural background. External influences of cultural background and comments on the existence of multicultural equilibria are presented in the chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18592-4conomic thinking. Culture in the neoclassical model and the relationship between cultural background and the post-Keynesian/institutional model is presented in the chapter. Finally, chapter focuses on the theory of rational expectations.