https://doi.org/10.13169/worlrevipoliecon.3.4.0457 • https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.13169/worlrevipoliecon.3.4.0457 The article seeks to focus attention on ...

Neoclassical theory postulates that preferences between two goods are independent of the consumer's current entitlements. Several experimental studies have recently provided strong evidence that this ...

“The field of economics used to be much broader than what it is now,” said Boye. She attributes its narrowing to the hardening of neoclassical economic theory into rigid doctrine. It can often seem as ...

Neoclassical theory has been misrepresented in the segmented economy literature. Consequently, most tests of "structural" vs. "neoclassical" models are inadequate. Moreover, segmented economy ...

Despite their opposing ideologies, they may well offer valuable insights into the future of country.

Neoclassical economics is a school of thought that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and emphasizes the role of rational individuals and markets in allocating resources efficiently.

Ecological economics is poised to play a leading role in the on-going effort to reconcile economic theory and policy with accepted knowledge from other disciplines. Neoclassical welfare economics ...

The research, published recently in the journal Global Sustainability, critically reviews, from a natural science perspective, the basis of neoclassical economics—the theory that underpins the ...

The course examines the ways in which economics has developed from the Mercantilists of the 17th century to the Neoclassical thinking of the later 20th century. The course will explore how the ...

He then elaborated on the problems of the neoclassical economic theory as well as the tools to ”face the socialism of the 21st Century“, including ”those who want to overturn this government ...