Constitutional Political Economy

Constitutional Political Economy studies how constitutional rules—like laws, regulations, and institutions—shape political decision-making and influence economic outcomes. It examines the design and functioning of political systems to understand how they promote economic efficiency, stability, and fairness. By analyzing the interactions between political and economic interests, it seeks to identify ways to create constitutional frameworks that balance power, limit government overreach, and support long-term prosperity. Essentially, it explores how foundational rules determine both political behavior and economic performance, aiming to improve governance for the benefit of society.