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A Theory of Economie History in Place of Economic Theory ?
Revue économique, 1991Résumé
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Monetarism and Economic Theory
Economica, 1980In this paper I want to examine the theoretical foundations of "monetarism". At the outset there is a difficulty. Professor Stein writes: "Monetarists are policy oriented. Their major propositions are a series of empirical observations. . . rather than a theory in direct opposition to neo-Keynesian analysis" (Stein, 1976). And Professor Friedman writes,
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On the Theory of Economic Evolution
Evolutionary and Institutional Economics Review, 2009This paper endeavours to provide a bird’ s eye view of the new analytic framework for evolutionary economics recently constructed by Dopfer et al. (2004), Dopfer and Potts (2004), Dopfer (2001, 2005), and most fully in Dopfer and Potts (2008). This is based on a focus on economic evolution as the study of coordination and change in the ‘generic ...
Dopfer, Kurt, Potts, Jason
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The theory of economic integration
1988In reality, almost all existing cases of economic integration were either proposed or formed for political reasons even though the arguments popularly put forward in their favour were expressed in terms of possible economic gains. However, no matter what the motives for economic integration are, it is still necessary to analyse the economic ...
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Journal of Institutional Economics, 1994
Abstract:People have rights to the degree that they are willing to claim them and are able to enforce them, either themselves or through a third-party enforcer. This economic theory of rights is based on the rights people actually do have and are able to exercise, not the rights they should have based on some normative criteria. Natural rights theories
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Abstract:People have rights to the degree that they are willing to claim them and are able to enforce them, either themselves or through a third-party enforcer. This economic theory of rights is based on the rights people actually do have and are able to exercise, not the rights they should have based on some normative criteria. Natural rights theories
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Uncomputability and undecidability in economic theory [PDF]
Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2009 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Economic theory and 'conformism'
1999By ‘conformism’ social psychology refers to the inclination of an individual to change spontaneously (without any order or request by anyone) his judgements and (or) actions to conform to the “socially prevailing” judgements and (or) actions . Although economists often admit social-interpersonal and intertemporal dependence of choices (see, for example,
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Contemporary Economic Theory: III
1995Abstract Deals with three specific areas of research developed in the last quarter of a century. The first one is the emergence of the ‘new political economy’ programme: public choice; neo‐institutionalism; the neo‐Austrian school; and the game‐theory approach to economics.
Ernesto Screpanti, Stefano Zamagni
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On the Economic Theory of Socialism
Southern Economic Journal, 1938H. D. Dickinson +3 more
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