• Icon to change language to english
  • Icon to change language to english

NEOCLASSICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL SYNTHESIS OF HOUSEHOLDS

Authors

Keywords
household, neoclassical and institutional synthesis

Summary
The paper presents a study on households as subjects of economic relations in terms of the institutional and neoclassical synthesis. Households are considered a pri-mary component of the economic system, as well as objectively necessary and relatively autonomous economic entities. The neoclassical synthesis deals with two main charac¬teristics of both individuals and households – their rationalism and sovereignty – as key factors of their behaviour in a market economy. In response to the shortcomings of the neoclassical theory, the institutional approach focuses on the norms, rules and stereo¬types that govern human behaviour in real life. The analysis of households as functional socio-economic entities requires a combination of the concepts of neoclassical and in¬stitutional approaches.

JEL: D1, E11, E13
Pages: 11
Price: 3 Points

More titles

  • ON EVOLUTION AND THE NEW CHALLENGES FACING BANK MARKETING IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS

    In times of a global financial and economic crisis and global banking collapse, effective bank marketing will be the key factor for successful stabilization of the ban-king system. The dynamic and volatile banking trends require a thorough reorganization of the concepts for strategic marketing planning and forecasting regarding customers, partners ...

  • THE TOBIN TAX AND THE SPECULATIVE CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS

    The purpose of this paper is to outline the Tobin Tax ability to solve certain problems related to the instability of financial markets, conditioned by speculative transactions. First proposed in the early 70’s of the 20th century, Tobin’s idea has re-tained its relevance and is still subject of attention both in academic circles and in terms of ...

  • ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TIMES OF CRISIS – MYTH OR REALITY IN THE BSEC COUNTRIES

    The paper presents a study of the economic development of the countries from the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) block as an opportunity to assess the rate and pace of their economic development and the opportunities for Bulgaria, Romania and Greece (the EU member-states in BSEC) to develop their growth potential. Especially important (in ...