New Institutional Economics: A Primer for the Working Economist makes one of modern economics' most important schools of thought genuinely accessible. Drawing on the foundational work of Ronald Coase, Douglass North, and Oliver Williamson, Dr. John M. Cobin explains why institutions-property rights, contracts, transaction costs, governance structures, and the rules that shape human cooperation-matter as much as prices and incentives. Written for practitioners, students, and curious professionals rather than specialists, this primer translates the field's core ideas into plain language, concrete examples, and tools readers can actually apply. Cobin, a PhD economist (George Mason University, 1996), public-policy consultant, and author of nineteen books, brings decades of teaching in the United States and Chile to bear on the subject. Clear, credible, and refreshingly free of jargon, this is the working economist's guide to understanding how the rules of the game determine economic outcomes.
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