What is policy clustering, Business Law and Ethics

What is Policy Clustering

Adoption of policies is motivated by the observation that nation-states, or some other jurisdictional unit, choose similar institutions within a fairly circumscribed period of time. Such behaviour results in temporal and spatial clusters of policy reform. Why might such clustering occur? One conventional answer is that countries respond similarly, but independently, to similar domestic conditions.

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