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Psychological Science, 2014
Homo economicus, a model for humans in neoclassical economics, is a rational maximizer of self-interest. However, many social scientists regard such a person as a mere imaginary creature. We found that 31 of 446 residents of relatively wealthy Tokyo suburbs met the behavioral definition of Homo economicus.
Toshio, Yamagishi +4 more
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Homo economicus, a model for humans in neoclassical economics, is a rational maximizer of self-interest. However, many social scientists regard such a person as a mere imaginary creature. We found that 31 of 446 residents of relatively wealthy Tokyo suburbs met the behavioral definition of Homo economicus.
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The Handbook of Economics and Ethics portrays an understanding of economic methodology in which facts and values, though distinct, are closely interconnected in a variety of ways. From theory building to data collection, and from modelling to policy evaluation, this encyclopaedic Handbook is at the intersection of economics and ethics.
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The Homo Economicus in Cameroon
2023Abstract This chapter proposes a reading of the Cameroonian economy based on an economic agent’s view from below. Its intent is to cast complementary light on the conceptual, theoretical and empirical analyses constituting most of this work.
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HOMO ECONOMICUS IN PERSPECTIVE
Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes, 1991We are concerned about the growing body of critical literature against the use of neoclassical economics (nce) in geography. Examples in this literature share important characteristics, namely, a concern about the philosophy of science, a scepticism about the utility of mathematical modelling, and an aversion to homo economicus.
Gordon M. Myers, Yorgos Y. Papageorgiou
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2014
Economics, management and organizational theories assume, at least implicitly, a certain model of the human being, and this has significant consequences for the subsequent development of such theories and the practice of management. So far the dominant model has been, and continues to be, that of the homo economicus, although with certain variants ...
Domènec Melé, César González Cantón
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Economics, management and organizational theories assume, at least implicitly, a certain model of the human being, and this has significant consequences for the subsequent development of such theories and the practice of management. So far the dominant model has been, and continues to be, that of the homo economicus, although with certain variants ...
Domènec Melé, César González Cantón
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2017
Um uber diejenigen Schlusselkompetenzen zu verfugen, die fur nachhaltigen Erfolg in unserer neuen Wirtschaftsrealitat notwendig sind, mussen wir Organisationsorganismen schaffen, die intrinsisch motivieren und gleichzeitig ein Engagement im Sinne des Gesamtsystems fordern.
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Um uber diejenigen Schlusselkompetenzen zu verfugen, die fur nachhaltigen Erfolg in unserer neuen Wirtschaftsrealitat notwendig sind, mussen wir Organisationsorganismen schaffen, die intrinsisch motivieren und gleichzeitig ein Engagement im Sinne des Gesamtsystems fordern.
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Goodbye labouring man, long live homo economicus: the new precarity in the world of work
Globalizations, 2021Didem Ozkiziltan
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The Ethology of Homo Economicus
Journal of Economic Perspectives, 1995Early critics of John Stuart Mill attacked him for creating a monomaniacal economic man concerned only with the accumulation of money. In fact, Mill's construct possessed a considerably richer psychology including desires for leisure, luxury, and sexual relations.
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