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- 5IE981 – “Chapters in Institutional Economics” - In the the course, we will study micro-foundations for the analysis of ‘institutions’ using a mixture of microeconomics, game theory and the analytics of collective choice mechanisms, also called social choice. Postgraduate course taught by Prof. Stanley L. Winer, School of Public Policy and Department of Economics, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
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