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The Oxford handbook of philosophy of economics
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| Format : | Livre |
| Langue : | anglais |
| Titre complet : | The Oxford handbook of philosophy of economics / edited by Harold Kincaid, Don Ross |
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Oxford, New York :
Oxford University Press
, 2009 |
| Description matérielle : | 1 vol. (XVII-670 p.) |
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The Oxford handbook of philosophy of economics |
- P. 3
- Introduction : The new philosophy of economics / Don Ross and Harold Kincaid
- P. 33
- Part I : Received views in philosophy of economics
- P. 35
- 2. Laws, causation and economic methodology / Daniel M. Hausman
- P. 55
- 3. If economics is a science, what kind of a science is it? / Alex Rosenberg
- P. 68
- 4. Realistic realism about unrealistic models / Uskali Maki
- P. 99
- 5. Why there is (as yet) no such thing as an economics of knowledge / Philip Mirowski
- P. 157
- Part II : Microeconomics
- P. 159
- 6. Rationality and indeterminacy / Cristina Bicchieri
- P. 189
- 7. Experimental investigations of social preferences / Jim Woodward
- P. 223
- 8. Competing conceptions of the individual in recent economics / John B. Davis
- P. 245
- 9. Integrating the dynamics of multiscale economic agency / Don Ross
- P. 280
- 10. Methodological issues in experimental design and interpretation / Francesco Guala
- P. 306
- 11. Progress in economics : lessons from the spectrum auctions / Anna Alexandrova and Robert Northcott
- P. 337
- 12. Advancing evolutionary explanations in economics : the limited usefulness of Tinbergen's four-question classification / Jack Vromen
- P. 369
- Part III : Modeling, Macroeconomics, and development
- P. 371
- 13. Computational economics / Paul Humphreys
- P. 386
- 14. Microfoundations and the ontology of macroeconomics / Kevin D. Hoover
- P. 410
- 15. Causality, invariance and policy / Nancy Cartwright
- P. 424
- 16. The miracle of the septuagint and the promise of data mining in economics / Stan du Plessis
- P. 455
- 17. Explaining growth / Harold Kincaid
- P. 476
- 18. Segmented labor market models in developing countries / Gary S. Fields
- P. 509
- Part IV : Welfare
- P. 511
- 19. What is welfare and how can we measure it? / Keith Dowding
- P. 540
- 20. Interpersonal comparison of utility / Ken Binmore
- P. 560
- 21. Subjective measures of well-being : philosophical perspectives / Erik Angner
- P. 580
- 22. Facts and values in modern economics / Partha Dasgupta