Abstract
The literature argues that what is an institution, how institution changes, and the relationship between institutional change and entrepreneurship. I argue that institution is not only the rule in a hierarchical order, but also a rule as something spontaneously and endogenously shaped and sustained in the repeated operational plays of the game itself [1]. Culture and meaning are important in the definition of institution. An institution conceptualized is essentially endogenous, but appears to be an exogenous constraint to the individual agents [2]. Paths of in institutional change have two ways: Demand Induced Change—Bottom-up Change or Supply Induced Changes: Change from above and from outside. Entrepreneurship does an important role during institutional change. Most of researches about the relationship of entrepreneurship and institutional change are how nation’s institution or economic policy influence entrepreneurship, and how entrepreneurs’ actives make the economy successful or unsuccessful. I argue that entrepreneurship is not only concerned with business success, as measured by profits, but also with subjective welfare and noneconomic wellbeing. Entrepreneurship is a catalyst for structural change and institutional evolution. Evasive entrepreneurs could be viewed as a new rule-breaker. In most theories of institutions and entrepreneurship, causality is understood to run from institutions to entrepreneurship [3].
Highlights
The literature argues that what is an institution, how institution changes, and the relationship between institutional change and entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship does an important role during institutional change
Entrepreneurship is a catalyst for structural change and institutional evolution
Summary
Theory of institutional change is important because economics deals with institution. The theory of institutional change is highly important for further advancement in the social sciences in economics and in general [2]. Institutions are defined of durable systems of established and embedded social rules that structure social interactions. Money, law, systems of weights and measures, traffic conventions and firms are all institution. A broad definition of institutions has become widely accepted [5]: A widespread practice and define institutions as durable systems of established and embedded social rules that structure social interactions. Money, law, systems of weights and measures, traffic conventions, table manners, firms (and other organizations) are all institutions. Divergence still exists even among economists, which are quite important for discussing the main core of this dissertation
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