new institutional economics
- new institutional economics
эк. неоинституционализм, новый институционализм, неоинституциональная [новая институциональная\] экономика [экономическая теория\]
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neoclassical economics, Coase, Ronald Harry, Coase, Ronald Harry, Coase, Ronald Harry, Coase, Ronald Harry, Coase, Ronald Harry, Coase, Ronald Harry, Coase, Ronald Harry
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