Modern economics: the problem and a solution

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Veröffentlicht in:	A guide to what's wrong with economics
1. Verfasser:	Lawson, Tony (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	eng
Veröffentlicht:	2005
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
Where do economies come from? The missing story	2005	Mayhew, Anne
Can economics start from the individual alone?	2005	Hodgson, Geoffrey M.
Why do we have separate courses in "micro" and "macro" economics?	2005	Gun, Ozgur
The "natural" rate of unemployment	2005	Devine, James G.
How to look at economics critically: some suggestions	2005	Ruzza, Renato di
Teaching economics as if ethics mattered	2005	Wilber, Charles K.
Economics as ideology and the need for pluralism	2005	Söderbaum, Peter
The "efficiency" illusion	2005	Wolff, Richard
Can mathematics be used successfully in economics?	2005	Gillies, Donald
Improbable, incorrect or impossible: the persuasive but flawed mathematics of microeconomics	2005	Keen, Steve
The significance of the economics research paper	2005	Ziliak, Stephen T.
Ecological economics: the concept of scale and its relation to allocation, distribution, and uneconomic growth	2005	Daly, Herman E.
Should the study of transnational companies be part of the economics syllabus?	2005	Ietto-Gillies, Grazia
The quarrelsome boundaries of economics	2005	Stretton, Hugh
Modern economics: the problem and a solution	2005	Lawson, Tony
The pitfalls of mainstream economic reasoning (and teaching)	2005	Bernstein, Michael A.
Are you rational?	2005	Fullbrook, Edward
Five pieces of advice for students studying microeconomics	2005	Benicourt, Emmanuelle
Managerial economics: economics of management or economics for managers?	2005	Sivramkrishna, Sashi
"There are none so blind ..."	2005	Feiner, Susan F.