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Una nota crítica a propósito del libro Why Nations Fail. The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty

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Las instituciones conceptualizadas como reglas del juego 1(North, 1990), desarrollan los derechos de propiedad y representan un aspecto esencial para que se produzcan, asignen y utilicen los bienes económicos −entendidos como toda entidad tangible o intangible que potencialmente puede servir para satisfacer alguna necesidad humana−. Por lo tanto, nos encontramos frente a un fenómeno complejo (Hayek, 1964; 1967) que involucra la evolución del tejido social

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  • Méndez, Rubén, 2013. "Una nota crítica a propósito del libro Why Nations Fail. The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty," Revista Lecturas de Economía, Universidad de Antioquia, CIE, issue 80, pages 211-218, December.
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