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Barry Robert Weingast (born
September 1, 1952) is an
American political scientist and economist, who is
currently the Ward C.
Krebs Family Professor at...
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American economist, and
Barry R.
Weingast, an
American political scientist.[citation needed] In
North and
Weingast's paper in 1989,
Constitutions and...
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Joseph Wallis, and
Barry R.
Weingast describe autocracies as
natural states that
arise from this need to monopolize...
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August 16, 2023, at the
Wayback Machine. Bailey,
Michael A.; Goldstein,
Weingast (April 1997). "The
Institutional Roots of
American Trade Policy". World...
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degree to
which a country's
political system can
encroach upon its markets.
Weingast notes that
there is a
fundamental dilemma facing a
government attempting...
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October 12, 2018, at the
Wayback Machine. Bailey,
Michael A.; Goldstein,
Weingast (April 1997). "The
Institutional Roots of
American Trade Policy". World...
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illuminate a very
different place and time. Levi, Margaret;
Weingast,
Barry R. (2022),
Ortega Nieto, Daniel; Widner, Jennifer; Wool****, Michael...
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International Trade."
Michael Bailey,
Judith Goldstein, and
Barry Weingast.
World Politics,
Volume 49, No. 3, 1997." Hiscox,
Michael J. (Autumn 1999)...
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original on 24
March 2017.
Retrieved 9
March 2017. North, Dougl**** C.;
Weingast,
Barry R. (1989). "Constitutions and Commitment: The
Evolution of Institutions...
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article by
economic historian Dougl****
North and
political scientist Barry Weingast has been
challenged by
David Stasavage whose analysis emphasizes the importance...
