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Future areas of research include consideration of rent seeking, lobbying and corruption; endogenous institutions and market development; and economic geography.

Endogenous Institutional Choice in Social Dilemma Situations.

But collective management may also not be spontaneous: it is a question of planning "endogenous management institutions" (Ostrom 1990) by promoting participation processes and effective governance systems.

This article first provides a game-theoretic, endogenous view of institutions and then applies the idea to identify the sources of institutional trajectories of economies development in China, Japan, and Korea.

However, empirical evidence documenting such endogenous change of institutions is scarce.

To explore this proposition, we develop a multilevel selection model of resource management institutions with endogenous group dynamics.

Petrakis and Vlassis (2004) consider the endogenous formation of wage bargaining institutions in an oligopoly with homogeneous products and asymmetries in firms' efficiency and bargaining power.

In the cases of Wang Mei and Li Jing, the traditional culture of having a son meets the individual's actual demand, when exogenous institution conflicts with endogenous cultural demands, the individual will inevitably choose to abide by the community culture, regardless of the violation of institutional rules.

Also, the fiscal institutions themselves may also be endogenous since their stringency could be modified depending on the cantonal financial performance.

First, it reformulates and differentiates the typology through the lens of endogenous enactment, identifying the main patterns for actors, formal institutions, and technologies.

Morris et al. (2015) further point out that endogenous local cultures are similar to descriptive norms, while acquired institution and policy are similar to injunctive norms.