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Evolution of Economic Rules
Consider a society where, over several decades, the practice of handshake agreements in business deals gradually becomes less common, replaced by an increasing reliance on detailed, written contracts enforced by the legal system. Analyze this shift by distinguishing between the changes in the informal and formal 'rules of the game' and explain the likely relationship between them.
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