Pluralistic Economics and Its History
-10%
portes grátis
Pluralistic Economics and Its History
Thomas, Alex M.; Sinha, Ajit
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2019
298
Dura
Inglês
9781138090033
15 a 20 dias
730
Descrição não disponível.
1. Introduction 2. History, Logic and Narrative in Pedagogy 3. Theories of Activity Levels and Growth before Adam Smith 4. From 'Change' to 'Difference': Sraffa's Reinterpretation of Classical Economics 5. A History of Marxian Economics 1960-2010: How We 'Did' It 6. Capitalism, Classical Political Economy and Marx's Departures 7. On the Origins of Post Keynesian Macroeconomics 8. Geoff Harcourt on G.C. Harcourt, as told to Ajit Sinha 9. Is there a Cambridge approach to economics? 10. Between Theory and History: The Structural Dynamics Tradition 11. Buffer Stock Operations in History and Economic Thought 12. History of Institutional Economics 13. General Equilibrium Theory: A Status Report 14. Historical Perspective of Econometrics 15. Writings of Indian Economic History since Independence 16. On the Evolution of Heterodox Economic Thinking in India 17. Two Sides of the Colonial Coin: British and Indian women's Engagements with Colonialism and Patriarchy
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Sonnenschein Mantel Debreu Theorems;Vice Versa;History of Economics, economics, orthodoxy in economics, Great Recession of 2007-8, Adam Smith, Sraffa, Classical Economics, Capitalism, Classical Political Economy,;Social Reproduction;Karl Marx, Marxian Economics, Heterodox Tradition in Economics, Postkeynesian Macroeconomics, Cambridge approach to economics, Institutional Economics, Principles of Political Economy,;Neoclassical Aggregate Production Function;Structural Dynamics Tradition, Buffer Stock Operations, General Equilibrium Theory, Indian Economics,;Financial Instability Hypothesis;post-Keynesian economics;Unique Interior Equilibrium;Marxian political economy;Economic Journals;pluralism;Volume Iii;neoclassical economics;Quadrio Curzio;Indian Economic History;Buffer Stock Operations;Post Keynesian;Capital Volume III;Real Gdp;Excess Demand;Structural Economic Dynamics;Relative Structural Invariance;Interior Equilibrium;Gdp Measure;Net Export Earnings;Fundamentalist Keynesian;Macro-econometric Model;Invariable Measure;JMK
1. Introduction 2. History, Logic and Narrative in Pedagogy 3. Theories of Activity Levels and Growth before Adam Smith 4. From 'Change' to 'Difference': Sraffa's Reinterpretation of Classical Economics 5. A History of Marxian Economics 1960-2010: How We 'Did' It 6. Capitalism, Classical Political Economy and Marx's Departures 7. On the Origins of Post Keynesian Macroeconomics 8. Geoff Harcourt on G.C. Harcourt, as told to Ajit Sinha 9. Is there a Cambridge approach to economics? 10. Between Theory and History: The Structural Dynamics Tradition 11. Buffer Stock Operations in History and Economic Thought 12. History of Institutional Economics 13. General Equilibrium Theory: A Status Report 14. Historical Perspective of Econometrics 15. Writings of Indian Economic History since Independence 16. On the Evolution of Heterodox Economic Thinking in India 17. Two Sides of the Colonial Coin: British and Indian women's Engagements with Colonialism and Patriarchy
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Sonnenschein Mantel Debreu Theorems;Vice Versa;History of Economics, economics, orthodoxy in economics, Great Recession of 2007-8, Adam Smith, Sraffa, Classical Economics, Capitalism, Classical Political Economy,;Social Reproduction;Karl Marx, Marxian Economics, Heterodox Tradition in Economics, Postkeynesian Macroeconomics, Cambridge approach to economics, Institutional Economics, Principles of Political Economy,;Neoclassical Aggregate Production Function;Structural Dynamics Tradition, Buffer Stock Operations, General Equilibrium Theory, Indian Economics,;Financial Instability Hypothesis;post-Keynesian economics;Unique Interior Equilibrium;Marxian political economy;Economic Journals;pluralism;Volume Iii;neoclassical economics;Quadrio Curzio;Indian Economic History;Buffer Stock Operations;Post Keynesian;Capital Volume III;Real Gdp;Excess Demand;Structural Economic Dynamics;Relative Structural Invariance;Interior Equilibrium;Gdp Measure;Net Export Earnings;Fundamentalist Keynesian;Macro-econometric Model;Invariable Measure;JMK
