institutional environment

collocation in English

meanings of institutionaland environment

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institutional
adjective
uk /ˌɪn.stɪˈtʃuː.ʃən.əl/ us /ˌɪn.stəˈtuː.ʃən.əl/
relating to ...
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environment
noun
uk /ɪnˈvaɪ.rə.mənt/ us /ɪnˈvaɪ.rə.mənt/
the air, water, and land in or on which people, animals, and ...
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Examples of institutional environment

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For the labour unions, the institutionalenvironment has been altered as a result.
The deficient institutionalenvironment leads large enterprises to develop their own infrastructure and services, either in-house or in collaboration with selected other enterprises.
Is this clearly a case of combining an institutional arrangement and institutionalenvironment?
The development of a sound institutionalenvironment transcends the organisational dimension and becomes a central political issue.
In comparative perspective, the institutionalenvironment of public finance will affect the role of local government in a process of welfare state retrenchment.
They have to increase their capacity for evaluation and accountability, with the risk that the measures most legitimate to the institutionalenvironment will dominate.
In this study, we use an indicator of the protection of private property rights to proxy for the institutionalenvironment.
Studies of single factors such as the above-mentioned may be put together when designing the institutionalenvironment in which collective decisions will be taken.
An overly protective researcher/institutionalenvironment can stifle both farmer and researcher creativity and innovation.
Ames (1993) highlighted a need for research into the effect of improvements in the institutional environment on rates of depression in residential and nursing homes.
Only a thorough account of state history can illustrate the processes of constitutional development in a complex institutionalenvironment.
A census bureau engages in that construction within a domestic, international, and institutionalenvironment.
His design recommendations are grounded in older people's perceptions of what makes for a home-like or an institutionalenvironment.
The new theories of national business systems see these differences as a result of variations in the historical development of their institutionalenvironment.
As noted earlier, weaknesses in the institutionalenvironment are increasingly prominent in discussions of development policy.
Nevertheless, the borders of such systems have become blurred, as more and more functions of the institutionalenvironment can be located across various levels.
Institutional change is considered from the perspective of coevolution of the institutionalenvironment and the units of analysis.
We select two sets of instrumental variables to proxy for the country's regulatory and institutionalenvironment.
To create lucrative incentives outside the government sector, it is necessary to establish an institutionalenvironment that fosters private sector business.
The impact of the changed institutionalenvironment can be inferred from previous domestic occurrences.
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