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John Hay, University of York Graham Loomes, University of York Paul Anand, Oxford University Geoff Hodgson, Newcastle Polytechnic Bill Gerrard, University of York Shaun Hargreaves-Heap, University of East Anglia Anna Carabelli, Universita di Pavia Ted Winslow, York University, Ontario David Mayston Avner Offer, University of ...
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John Hay, University of York Graham Loomes, University of York Paul Anand, Oxford University Geoff Hodgson, Newcastle Polytechnic Bill Gerrard, University of York Shaun Hargreaves-Heap, University of East Anglia Anna Carabelli, Universita di Pavia Ted Winslow, York University, Ontario David Mayston Avner Offer, University of ...
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[Is economic rational opposed to medical rational?].
Revue medicale de Bruxelles, 1994Economic and medical rationalities could be conciliated. In a view of relative convergence various administrative decisions and new medicosurgical strategies are highlighted. The role of centres promoting continuous medical formation is stressed. They should also organize repetitive information campaigns.
J, Sternon, D, Even-Adin
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Rationality in Economics and Scientific Prediction: The Role of Economic Rationality in Prediction
2015A central issue about epistemology and methodology of economic prediction is rationality. Chapter 9 analyzes an alternative approach to mainstream economics regarding rationality and prediction, a perspective that was developed by Herbert Simon. Thus, his view on bounded rationality is placed in the context of the varieties of rationality.
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Rational Expectations and Economic Policy
STUDI ECONOMICI, 2010The introduction of rational expectations in the 1970s undermined the classical theory of economic policy laid down by Tinbergen, Theil and others. Since then rational expectations are often used as a strong argument against policy activism. However, rational expectations do not always imply policy invariance, although sometimes it happens. In fact, in
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Rationalism and Anti-Rationalism in the Origins of Economics
This major new study of the philosophical roots of economics examines the impact on eighteenth century economic thought of the rivalry between two opposing philosophical outlooks: rationalism and anti-rationalism. The economic thought of this period, William Coleman argues, was a synthesis of these two outlooks.openaire +2 more sources
Economic Theory and the Hypothesis of Rationality
1987In this paper, I want to disentangle some of the senses in which the hypothesis of rationality is used in economic theory. In particular, I want to stress that rationality is not a property of the individual alone, although it is usually presented that way. Rather, it gathers not only its force but also its very meaning from the social context in which
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The Elgar Companion to Economics and Philosophy aims to demonstrate exactly how these two important areas have always been linked, and to illustrate the key areas of overlap. The contributors are well-known and distinguished authors from a variety of disciplines, who have been invited both to survey and to provide a personal assessment of current and ...
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