Institutional Economics is a branch of economics that focuses on the study of the social and legal frameworks that shape economic behavior. It examines the role of institutions such as firms, governments, and labor unions in the economy, and how these institutions interact with each other. It also looks at the impact of economic policies on the functioning of the economy.
Institutional Economics is closely related to other fields such as public choice, law and economics, and economic sociology. It is also closely related to the study of economic history, as it looks at the evolution of economic institutions over time.
Some of the companies in the Institutional Economics market include Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Walmart, and JPMorgan Chase. Show Less Read more
