Add to ORKGNeoclassical Economics assumes that economic agents are independent and optimizing. The achievements of Psychoanalysis concerning the development of mind and human interactions, on the contrary, indicate that considering an individual as independent and optimizing is incorrect, as everyone, since birth, is mentally interconnected with other agents. In this research we firstly deal with and criticize the Neoclassical economics concepts of Independence and Optimization; then, on the basis of the psychoanalytic model of the mind, we draw a new definition of Competition
In neoclassical economics a concept of individual is seen as a logical thinking machine, which accur...
This article discusses two major conceptions of competition, the classical and the neoclassical. In ...
The extent to which neoclassical economics reflects a set of subjective values of Enlightenment thin...
The paper suggests that several competitive behaviors are well explained by psychological mechanism...
Neoclassical economic theory, with its roots (partly) in the marginal revolution of the Nineteenth C...
My argument in this book is rather straightforward. I shall argue that every neoclassical research p...
This paper offers a survey of some meaningful steps that mark a paradigm shift in economic modelling...
The representation of the individual in economics as a rational homo oeconomicus had been seriously ...
In this paper I want to begin with the neoclassical supply and demand model of markets (SDM), whose ...
At the 2009 SASE meeting in Paris, Amitai Etzioni, Michael Piore and Wolfgang Streeck discussed the ...
After the crisis of 2018-2010, which led to the complete discrediting of neoclassical theory, the de...
Revealed Preference Theory (Samuelson 1938) is an attempt to establisheconomic theory as a genuine e...
This is Chapter 4 from "Social Economics: An Alternative Theory" (St. Martin's Press, 1991). This c...
"Understanding the human mind is an issue still characterized by great complexity, despite the fact ...
This paper extends the notion of the rational agent in economics by acknowledging the role of the un...
In neoclassical economics a concept of individual is seen as a logical thinking machine, which accur...
This article discusses two major conceptions of competition, the classical and the neoclassical. In ...
The extent to which neoclassical economics reflects a set of subjective values of Enlightenment thin...
The paper suggests that several competitive behaviors are well explained by psychological mechanism...
Neoclassical economic theory, with its roots (partly) in the marginal revolution of the Nineteenth C...
My argument in this book is rather straightforward. I shall argue that every neoclassical research p...
This paper offers a survey of some meaningful steps that mark a paradigm shift in economic modelling...
The representation of the individual in economics as a rational homo oeconomicus had been seriously ...
In this paper I want to begin with the neoclassical supply and demand model of markets (SDM), whose ...
At the 2009 SASE meeting in Paris, Amitai Etzioni, Michael Piore and Wolfgang Streeck discussed the ...
After the crisis of 2018-2010, which led to the complete discrediting of neoclassical theory, the de...
Revealed Preference Theory (Samuelson 1938) is an attempt to establisheconomic theory as a genuine e...
This is Chapter 4 from "Social Economics: An Alternative Theory" (St. Martin's Press, 1991). This c...
"Understanding the human mind is an issue still characterized by great complexity, despite the fact ...
This paper extends the notion of the rational agent in economics by acknowledging the role of the un...
In neoclassical economics a concept of individual is seen as a logical thinking machine, which accur...
This article discusses two major conceptions of competition, the classical and the neoclassical. In ...
The extent to which neoclassical economics reflects a set of subjective values of Enlightenment thin...