Why is economics not a complex systems science? J. Foster. [recurso electrónico]
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En: Journal of Economic Issues v. 40, n. 4 (dec. 2006), p. 1069-1091Resumen: In 1898, Thorstein Veblen posed a fundamental question:" Why is economics not an evolutionary science?" Following dramatic advances in evolutionary biology in the latter half of the nineteenth century, this was a question that a number of economists were beginning to ask, including Alfred Marshall, one of the founding fathers of neoclassical economics.! While Veblen's insights led to the emergence of one of the two main strands of American institutional economics in the twentieth century, Joseph Schumpeter (1950) offered an" evolutionary economics" which had at its core entrepreneurship and innovation, both technological and organizational. However, despite the considerable influence of American institutionalism in the early decades of the twentieth century and the high profile of Schumpeter's writings, economics never became an" evolutionary science." The objective of this article is to argue that economics …
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In 1898, Thorstein Veblen posed a fundamental question:" Why is economics not an evolutionary science?" Following dramatic advances in evolutionary biology in the latter half of the nineteenth century, this was a question that a number of economists were beginning to ask, including Alfred Marshall, one of the founding fathers of neoclassical economics.! While Veblen's insights led to the emergence of one of the two main strands of American institutional economics in the twentieth century, Joseph Schumpeter (1950) offered an" evolutionary economics" which had at its core entrepreneurship and innovation, both technological and organizational. However, despite the considerable influence of American institutionalism in the early decades of the twentieth century and the high profile of Schumpeter's writings, economics never became an" evolutionary science." The objective of this article is to argue that economics …
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John Foster (2006) Why Is Economics Not a Complex Systems Science?, Journal of Economic Issues, 40 (4), 1069-1091, DOI: 10.1080/00213624.2006.11506975
Bibliografía de la asignatura Metodología de la Economía. Licenciatura en Economía (plan 2009), 2do semestre.
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