The top-down view of institutions argues that:
(a) institutions are created by domesti...
Social Studies, 26.11.2019 03:31 2019jbash
The top-down view of institutions argues that:
(a) institutions are created by domestic leaders and legislators who govern and establish laws.
(b) institutions emerge and constantly evolve based on the social norms, traditions, values and beliefs of individuals as they interact and exchange with each other in a society
(c) institutions are created by foreign donors and foreign development agencies who govern and establish these laws in poor countries.
(d) institutions are created by foreign industrialized governments like the united states and foreign development agencies who govern and establish these laws in poor countries.
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