Excerpt from A Critique of Economics
In the first place the logic of the principal argument in this book will be broken if its several chapters are not read in the exact order here given. Any departure may lead to misunderstandings with regard to a particular problem. In the second place the approach here made is tentative, and not by any means categorical, in spite of a rather positive tone here or there. It is virtually impossible to preserve at all times the interrogatory form, however great our desire to admit the subjective nature of all inquiry, and especially of a critique of economics passing through a transition stage.
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Excerpt from A Critique of Economics: Doctrinal and Methodological
In the first place the logic of the principal argument in this book will be broken if its several chapters are not read in the exact order here given. Any departure may lead to misunderstandings with regard to a particular problem.
In the second place the approach here made is tentative, and not by any means categorical, in spite of a rather positive tone here or there. It is virtually impossible to preserve at all times the interrogatory form, however great our desire to admit the subjective nature of all inquiry, and especially of a critique of economics passing through a transition stage.
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Excerpt from A Critique of Economics: Doctrinal and Methodological
On account of recent developments in philosophy and science we are today again confronted with the important question as to whether economics is really a science or only a study of values akin to philosophy proper. If economics is a science comparable to physics or chemistry, for example, applications in both private and public life may be possible ; if not, the practical value of economic research must be slight, whatever our interest in it on other grounds.
This book is an attempt mainly to show in what sense economics may be called a science, and what changes seem necessary to bring it into harmony with current facts and concepts in allied fields. The first part is entirely critical, following other writers who have broken with either Utilitarian (classical and neo-classical) or Marginal economics, or with both. It deals with the errors of the old psychology on which economic theorizing until recently was based, and supports the well-known contention that economic laws so far have been not so much laws as proofs derived from certain more or less arbitrary assumptions. To this extent then the first part goes over familiar ground and leads simply to a negation.
The second part, however, is meant to be more than a criticism.
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book sets out to critically analyze the underpinning concepts of economics. The author questions the fieldâs continued reliance on an outdated psychological understanding of human behavior. They argue that the discipline built upon the premise of people being motivated by pleasure and pain is no longer sufficient to explain their actions fully. The author proposes a thoughtful reconsideration of economicsâ foundational principles to bring it step with our contemporary understanding of human psychology and behavior. Their critique will be a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand the current state of economic thought. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781330104521_0
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