This is a Mind Map Of Political Economy Analysis. Political economy analysis (PEA) tries to place development interventions in the context of society's prevalent political and economic processes, specifically the incentives, linkages, and power distribution and contestation among various groups and individuals. By establishing realistic expectations of what can be accomplished, over what timeframe and the dangers associated, such an analysis might promote more politically feasible and thus more effective development programs. PEA is a formal process, but it's also a technique for figuring out why things are changing (or not happening). To think politically, one must first comprehend the political economy environment at the national level, i.e., the change drivers–structure, institutions, and agency. In EdrawMind community, you can get more templates related to Economics or other topics in study, work and life.
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Political Economy Analysis of Institutions
Session 1: Introductions
Why Incomes Differ
Importance of Institutions in Economics
Session 2: Institutions
Definitions
Formal vs Informal
How do Institutions emerge
Session 3: Evolution of Political Institutions
Historical Examples
Simple Model
Session 4: Co-Evolution Model
Model Setup: Economy
Political System
Developmental Paths: Analysis
Dynamic Compatibility of
Economic and Political Development
Session 9: A Model of Educational Change
Motivation and Evidence
Model Intuitions
Basic Results
Extensions
Historical Evidence
Session 8: Education and Human Capital
Purpose of Education
Vocational vs General Education
Human Capital Theory
Institutions of Human Capital
Liberties and Virtue
Session 7: Property Rights
Introduction
Property Rights in English History
Dynamic Commitment Problems
A Model on Property Rights Security
Main Results and Evidence
Session 6: Contract Enforcement - Model of Legal Development
Usage of Informal vs Legal Contracts
Litigiousness and Declining Social Capital in the US
A Model of Legal Development: Institutions
Model Analysis and New Insights
Session 5: Contract Enforcement
Risk of Default in Transactions
First-Party Enforcement: Trust
Second-Party Enforcement: Relation
Third-Party Enforcement: Law
Culture: Individualism vs Collectivism
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Political Economy Analysis of Institutions
Session 1: Introductions
Why Incomes Differ
Importance of Institutions in Economics
Session 2: Institutions
Definitions
Formal vs Informal
How do Institutions emerge
Session 3: Evolution of Political Institutions
Historical Examples
Simple Model
Session 4: Co-Evolution Model
Model Setup: Economy
Political System
Developmental Paths: Analysis
Dynamic Compatibility of
Economic and Political Development
Session 9: A Model of Educational Change
Motivation and Evidence
Model Intuitions
Basic Results
Extensions
Historical Evidence
Session 8: Education and Human Capital
Purpose of Education
Vocational vs General Education
Human Capital Theory
Institutions of Human Capital
Liberties and Virtue
Session 7: Property Rights
Introduction
Property Rights in English History
Dynamic Commitment Problems
A Model on Property Rights Security
Main Results and Evidence
Session 6: Contract Enforcement - Model of Legal Development
Usage of Informal vs Legal Contracts
Litigiousness and Declining Social Capital in the US
A Model of Legal Development: Institutions
Model Analysis and New Insights
Session 5: Contract Enforcement
Risk of Default in Transactions
First-Party Enforcement: Trust
Second-Party Enforcement: Relation
Third-Party Enforcement: Law
Culture: Individualism vs Collectivism
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