Policy Path Dependence is a theoretical construct in public policy analysis that explains how prior decisions and institutional trajectories constrain subsequent policy choices, thereby generating increasing reliance on established policy routes despite the availability of alternatives.
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Path dependence and regional economic evolution
Ron Martin, Peter Sunley · Journal of Economic Geography · 2006 · 2.3K citations
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