The folk conception of money as an object is not a promising starting point to develop general, explanatory metaphysical accounts of the social world. A theory of institutions as rules in equilibrium is more consistent with scientific theories of money, is able to shed light on the folk view, and side-steps some unnecessary puzzles
The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast the Post-Keynesian and the Institutional views ...
Although we all use money every day, the nature and functioning of money seem shrouded in commonplac...
Since millennium, economists have advanced two competing theories on the evolution of money. Commodi...
The folk conception of money as an object is not a promising starting point to develop general, expl...
The suggestions outlined here include the following. Money is a bundle of institutionally sustained ...
There are several ways to classify theories of money. For the purpose of this argument, the most tel...
André Orléan (2020) In: P. Alary, J. Blanc, L. Desmedt & B. Théret (eds.), Institutionalist Theori...
There are several ways to classify theories of money. For the purpose of this argument, the most tel...
The paper proposes a synthesis of original institutional economics and in particular of the work of ...
This paper attempts to specify theoretically the origins of money. Rather than the exchange-based vi...
This paper develops a broad, multi-faceted approach to the socio-economics of money. The aim is to e...
The example of money illustrates that the role of history is crucial in explaining the emergence and...
This is a sketch of a game theoretic and gaming approach to the development of an appropriate microe...
International audienceIn contrast to Schumpeter's theory of credit and banking, expounded in definit...
A sketch of a game theoretic approach to the Theory of Money and Financial Institutions is presented...
The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast the Post-Keynesian and the Institutional views ...
Although we all use money every day, the nature and functioning of money seem shrouded in commonplac...
Since millennium, economists have advanced two competing theories on the evolution of money. Commodi...
The folk conception of money as an object is not a promising starting point to develop general, expl...
The suggestions outlined here include the following. Money is a bundle of institutionally sustained ...
There are several ways to classify theories of money. For the purpose of this argument, the most tel...
André Orléan (2020) In: P. Alary, J. Blanc, L. Desmedt & B. Théret (eds.), Institutionalist Theori...
There are several ways to classify theories of money. For the purpose of this argument, the most tel...
The paper proposes a synthesis of original institutional economics and in particular of the work of ...
This paper attempts to specify theoretically the origins of money. Rather than the exchange-based vi...
This paper develops a broad, multi-faceted approach to the socio-economics of money. The aim is to e...
The example of money illustrates that the role of history is crucial in explaining the emergence and...
This is a sketch of a game theoretic and gaming approach to the development of an appropriate microe...
International audienceIn contrast to Schumpeter's theory of credit and banking, expounded in definit...
A sketch of a game theoretic approach to the Theory of Money and Financial Institutions is presented...
The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast the Post-Keynesian and the Institutional views ...
Although we all use money every day, the nature and functioning of money seem shrouded in commonplac...
Since millennium, economists have advanced two competing theories on the evolution of money. Commodi...
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