Economics, Neoclassical
As if behavioral economics: Neoclassical economics in disguise?
... behavioral economics appears, in many cases, indistinguishable from neoclassical economics in its reliance on as- if arguments to justify ―psychological‖ mode ls that make no pretense of even ...
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The hypostatisation of the concept of equilibrium in neoclassical economics
... It would be mistaken, however, to see this as fundamentally in conflict with the notion of equilibrium deployed in much of neoclassical economics. The price of production is the long-run equilibrium price ...
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Competing models of socially constructed economic man : differentiating Defoe's Crusoe from the Robinson of neoclassical economics
... Neoclassical economics is utterly reliant for the coherence of its pedagogical structure on the self-serving appropriation of the original story of Defoe’s shipwrecked ...Within neoclassical theory, ...
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Reflections upon neoclassical labour economics
... of neoclassical labour economics because each of them goes on to add other ...the neoclassical view to be based upon a commitment to `a naturalistic framework´ (a kind of ahistorical universalism); a ...
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The hypostatisation of the concept of equilibrium in neoclassical economics
... It would be mistaken, however, to see this as fundamentally in conflict with the notion of equilibrium deployed in much of neoclassical economics. The price of production is the long-run equilibrium price ...
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Ecological, heterodox and neoclassical economics: investigating the differences
... mainstream economics or holding efficiency as a primary goal. A neoclassical approach to the environment is more concerned with applying the basic tenets of consumer choice and the rational agent model, and ...
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Neoclassical Economics as a Method of Scientific Research Program : A review of existing literature
... Neoclassical economics and physical sciences have many things in ...that neoclassical economists frequently justify their discipline, particularly their methods, using theories of scientific method ...
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Neoclassical Economics: The Need for a Reconstruction
... that economics as it is currently taught in most Universities around the world neither explains contemporary reality nor provides a framework for critical thinking, reflection or ...of economics profession, ...
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Mathematics as the role model for neoclassical economics (Blanqui Lecture)
... for neoclassical economists, because working with a set of decision rules, rather than with a single optimizing function, <<…complicate[s] the theoretical structure of models in ways that render them less ...
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Some sociological explanations for the present condition of neoclassical economics
... for the broad field of economics - starting from 'the questions asked of economists', and then modifying these with a recognition of economics' relation to adjacent fields of study, and [r] ...
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Neoclassical Economics and the Erosion of Middle-Class Values: An Explanation for Economic Collapse
... The positive economic model postulates a set of fundamental assumptions that are benign in themselves, but potentially toxic if adopted as a personal moral structur[r] ...
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The Imperium Strikes Back: The Need to Teach Socioeconomics to Law Students
... Behavioral economics poses a more central challenge to the neoclassical ...Behavioral economics, however, can also offer clues as to how markets may work despite some kinds of ...Behavioral ...
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needs in economics.pdf
... The fact remains that efficient allocation of resources would require the denial of treatment to the elderly in some cases determined by expert judgment. For a senior citizen like me, the most comfortable response to ...
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Individuals and institutions in social economics
... Social economics, rooted in the period when the evolving field of economics was dominated by Alfred Marshall see Chapter 5, below, is more directly related to neoclassical than to Marxia[r] ...
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The Origin and Nature of Behavioural Development Economics
... savings, addiction and public goods. With the case of personal savings plan in the American context, they bring out behavioural problems like limited planning skills, tendency to self-reported errors and difference in ...
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Foundations, results and perspectives of transition: A case of Serbia
... mainstream economics’ thought – as a result of the standard assumptions of neoclassical theory – hampered this consideration of two fundamentally different economic outlooks: a production-centered and ...
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Rising unpaid overtime: a critical approach to existing theories
... These theories all begin from a distorted perception of the nature of labour. Firstly, labour is not the simple input that neoclassical economics suggests. It is not a dead input, but a process which gives ...
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Economic flexibility : a structural analysis
... loses. Neoclassical economics avoids this issue, as flexibility occurs through spontaneous price changes and the distribution of gains and losses depends on resource entitlements, assumed fixed from the ...
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History in finance and fiction in history
... of economics, accompanied by a somewhat less visible return to the old institutional- isms of the early twentieth ...of neoclassical tools to ...reaching economics, which in turn has served to keep ...
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The Dichotomy, Inconsistency, and Peculiar Outmodedness of the „Mainstream“ Textbook The Example of Institutions
... the neoclassical (and largely neoliberal) mainstream has remained, and will remain (as Colander 2015 argued), unswayed by any academic critique, even by any disregard and disrespect by entrepreneurial or political ...
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