from society. As already mentioned, the behavior of the people affected by the motives of conspicuous consumption, envious comparison, the instinct of imitation, the law of social status and other congenital and acquired addiction. Therefore, representatives of institutionalism advocate a multidisciplinary approach, and insist on the inclusion in the economic analysis of subjects such as psychology, biology, anthropology, law and others.as for economic thought rather vague, there is no economic model, clear assumptions that are so characteristic of classical political economy, and in a constructive manner to the negative, critical charge has had an impact on the further development of economic theory., institutionalism is a theoretical predecessors emerged in the 30's. Keynesian and neo-liberal concept of state regulation of the economy, the basic idea is government intervention in the economy. br/>
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