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Economics, Philosophy of

2001
People have thought about economics for as long as they have thought about how to manage their households, indeed Aristotle compared the study of the economic affairs of a city to the study of the management of a household. During the two millennia between Aristotle and Adam Smith, one finds reflections concerning economic problems mainly in the ...
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Philosophy of Economics

2018
Although there are no doubts regarding the impact of economics in society and politics, doubts regarding its epistemological status endure. Does economics provide us with bona fide empirical theories? Are its mathematical models on a par with those of the hard sciences, or is its scientific character exaggerated? This chapter focuses on the key problem
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Philosophy of Economics

Philosophical Books, 1998
Walsh, V., Rationality, Allocation, and ...
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Economics and Philosophy

Philosophy, 1938
In a recent article in Philosophy (April, 1936) Professor Knox makes a plea for a philosophic treatment of economic activity by way of contrast to either the specialized study of economic history or of economic science. The conclusion which was reached was embodied in the statement that “the historical and scientific methods of the study of economic ...
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Philosophy of Economics

Studies in Contemporary Economics, 1982
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Philosophy of Economics as Philosophy of Science

2014
This book is about the philosophy of economics. Many readers will therefore be surprised to find that, after the first chapter, it will not seem to explicitly discuss much philosophy, but will describe the structures of theories and models in economics and in two neighboring disciplines, psychology and sociology.
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Philosophy of economics

Journal of Economic Methodology, 2015
In this monograph, Don Ross argues for a highly original view on economics vis-a-vis its immediate neighboring disciplines, that is, psychology and sociology.
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Economics and Philosophy

1976
One wonders how appropriate is an investigation that reaches directly for the essence and leaves all the inessential behind as just excess baggage. Such investigation pretends to be something it is not. It claims to be scientific, yet it takes the most essential thing — the distinction between what is essential and what is peripheral — for granted and ...
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