Otto Steiger
ca. 120 Seiten ·
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ISBN 978-3-89518-483-3
The study aims at demonstrating the core principles to be implemented for protected transactions in developing and transitional countries to trigger economic development. Two approaches are discussed which claim having demonstrated that the institution of property is the most important source of economic activity: (i) the theory of property rights or new institutional economics and (ii) the property theory of the economy or property economics. Both schools, and (iii) reform programs of multilateral institutions based on the schools' approaches, are analyzed from the viewpoint of the dichotomy between property and possession.
Abstract
Directory
Introduction
Part I: The theory of property rights or new institutional economics
The fundamentals of new institutional economicsPart II: The property theory of the economy or property economics
Possession and property: Physical use of resources in mere production systems versus business operations of an economyPart III: Analysis of reform programs of multilateral institutions
The property reform programs of the "Instituto Libertad y Democracia" (ILD)Summary
References
Index