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The Economics of Science and the Science of Economics
Problems in Economics, 1973The economics of scientific research is a new branch of knowledge that originated at the interface between the science of science and the science of economics in the 1950s and 1960s. As recently as the first half of our century scientific research was regarded as one of the natural manifestations of the development of civilization, as something like ...
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The Economics of Science [PDF]
, 2010 Abstract This chapter examines the contributions that economists have made to the study of science and the types of contributions the profession is positioned to make in the future. Special emphasis is placed on the public nature of knowledge and characteristics of the reward structure that encourage the production and sharing of knowledge.
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The Economics of Science in the System of Economic Sciences
Problems in Economics, 1974As a specific area of human endeavor with a certain material-technical base - or more broadly, material support - science is more and more attracting the attention of various groups of scientists: philosophers, sociologists, economists, and naturalists.
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Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 1984
A precise definition of science must precede the answer to the question of whether economics can be considered a science.
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A precise definition of science must precede the answer to the question of whether economics can be considered a science.
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Knowledge and Policy, 1996
Increasing the “truth per dollar” of money spent on science is one legitimate long-run goal of the economics of science. But before this goal can be achieved, we need to increase our knowledge of the successes and failures of past and current reward structures of science.
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Increasing the “truth per dollar” of money spent on science is one legitimate long-run goal of the economics of science. But before this goal can be achieved, we need to increase our knowledge of the successes and failures of past and current reward structures of science.
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1975
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the approach to economic science. The chapter highlights the branches of knowledge from which clear and penetrating examples can readily be drawn. It discusses the importance of establishing a clearly defined set of postulates on which the whole edifice of economic knowledge rests.
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the approach to economic science. The chapter highlights the branches of knowledge from which clear and penetrating examples can readily be drawn. It discusses the importance of establishing a clearly defined set of postulates on which the whole edifice of economic knowledge rests.
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2017
In this chapter is presented the methodological principles that have been applied in modeling economic events. The neoclassical framework is compared with that of Econophysics, and the parallels and conflicts between them are identified. The axioms of modeling economic phenomena are then defined in a new way that is based on the mental character of ...
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In this chapter is presented the methodological principles that have been applied in modeling economic events. The neoclassical framework is compared with that of Econophysics, and the parallels and conflicts between them are identified. The axioms of modeling economic phenomena are then defined in a new way that is based on the mental character of ...
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The Contributions of Economics to a Science of Science Policy
2011This timely book brings together cutting-edge research on the important subject of science and innovation policies. The contributors – distinguished social science scholars – tackle the key challenges of designing and implementing public policies in the context of the new knowledge economy.
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1972
The easiest way to answer the title question to this book would seem to be to make a list. The list of things wrong with economics would contain all those problems, from poverty and inflation to alienation and frustration, that economics has plainly not yet solved. But though this approach is taken from time to time these days, it is hardly fair to the
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The easiest way to answer the title question to this book would seem to be to make a list. The list of things wrong with economics would contain all those problems, from poverty and inflation to alienation and frustration, that economics has plainly not yet solved. But though this approach is taken from time to time these days, it is hardly fair to the
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