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Vernon Smith's Explanation of Moral Sentiments
Forum for Social Economics, The, 2013This paper is a comment on Vernon Smith's paper, Adam Smith: from propriety and sentiments to property and wealth. This paper argues that while Vernon Smith is correct in his analysis that Adam Smith's theory of human nature, as expressed in The Theory of Moral Sentiments, provides a much more accurate model of behavior than does that of utility ...
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Comments on Vernon Smith's—“Theory and experiment: What are the Questions?”
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 2010Abstract When commenting on Vernon Smith's inspiring paper, we first argue that game theory in its “reasoning about knowledge” tradition is not truly behavioral and try to categorize different approaches. We then go on by considering specific topics, discussed by Vernon Smith, before concluding with some methodological reflections.
Werner Guth, Hartmut Kliemt
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The energy behind Vernon Smith's experimental economics
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2007This paper begins with the interplay of the induced value theory and the Hayek hypothesis, and subsequently suggests that we need to understand Vernon Smith's experimental method as not simply empirical, but encompassing a commitment to a special version of neoclassical demand theory.
Philip Mirowski, Mirowski Philip
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Learning From a Laureate: Dr. Vernon L. Smith
American economist, TheIn this article, Abel Winn reflects on his experiences as a student and colleague of Nobel laureate Vernon L. Smith.
Abel Winn
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Are there normative social epistemologies? Vernon Smith, Adam Smith, and the challenge of systems
Public ChoiceMichael C Munger, Munger Michael C
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