Institutional economics and public choice

Institutional analysis: the piece explains outcomes through rules and institutions, property rights, transaction costs, political incentives, rent seeking or public choice reasoning.

Why Blockchain Technology Could Be the Key to Solving the Developing World’s Biggest Problems

Commentary · 7 May 2019 · with Darcy W.E. Allen
Some Economic Consequences of the GDPR

Journal articles · Allen, D.W.E., Berg, A., Berg, C., Markey‐Towler, B. and Potts, J. (2019) · Economics Bulletin
Towards Crypto-friendly Public Policy

Book chapters · Berg, C., Davidson, S. and Potts, J. (2019) · in Blockchain Economics: Implications of Distributed Ledgers, World Scientific, pp. 215–232
The use of knowledge in computers: introducing nanoeconomics

Commentary · 30 December 2018 · with Bill Tulloh, Jason Potts and Sinclair Davidson
From Industry Associations to Ecosystem Associations: Blockchain, Interest Groups and Public Choice

Working papers · Berg, C., Novak, M., Potts, J. and Thomas, S.J. (2018) · Working paper, SSRN
Should I use a blockchain?

Commentary · 9 November 2018 · with Jason Potts and Sinclair Davidson
Crypto Public Choice

Working papers · Berg, A., Berg, C. and Novak, M. (2018) · Working paper, SSRN
Institutional Discovery and Competition in the Evolution of Blockchain Technology

Working papers · Berg, C., Davidson, S. and Potts, J. (2018) · Working paper, SSRN
The rational crypto-expectations revolution

Commentary · Medium post · 19 July 2018 · with Jason Potts and Sinclair Davidson
Cryptodemocracy and its institutional possibilities

Journal articles · Allen, D.W.E., Berg, C., Lane, A.M. and Potts, J. (2018) · The Review of Austrian Economics 33(3): 363–374

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