“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 ...

The second part of the course introduces classical, Keynesian, and neoclassical theories of economic growth and income distribution. In this context, the theory of endogenous growth and an open ...

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 ...

Endogenous growth theory is a fine example of that. Romer’s work contrasts with neoclassical growth theories that argue that factors affecting growth are exogenous The man behind it, Professor Paul ...

It differs from neoclassical economics, which assumes that most people have well-defined preferences and ... but the incidents are actually very rare. With “prospect theory,” Tversky and Kahneman also ...

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 ...

To construct Marxian economics as a general social science ... “The Sraffa System and Critique of the Neo-classical Theory of Distribution.” De Economist 118 (4): 347–362. Ehara, K. 2018. Capitalist ...