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Constitutional Economics - Explained

What is Constitutional Economics?

Written by Jason Gordon

Updated at May 10th, 2023

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What is Constitutional Economics?

Constitutional economics is the study how constitutional law and interpretations constraint actions and choices by individuals. 

More specifically, constitutional economics investigates the state constitutional law constrains individual activities and decisions and ultimately affect the economy. 

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What does Constitutional Economics Analyze?

Constitutional economics analyzes the following elements: 

  • How some of the constitutional rules came into existence and factors that led to their development through combined individuals' inputs. 
  • How distinguishable rules are between collective and individual factors. 
  • Possibilities for further changes in constitutional rules. 
  • The economic effects that come as a result of the modified or developed change to rules.

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