Add to ORKGThe purpose of the paper is to analyse the issue of a test method in economics. It calls for the necessity of adopting a methodological approach that will be flexible and cognitively inspiring, which is a prerequisite to establishing the foundations for economics, its development and effectiveness in clarifying social and economic phenomena. Currently believed to be a complex (both theoretical and empirical), and inductive-deductive science, economics fails to possess binding methodological arrangements. Therefore, when looking for good solutions, scholars propose universal pluralism, which lets them expand the research apparatus within defined, yet not tightly logical structures
“In discussions on the nature of economics, we frequently hear that a single methodological position...
States that pluralism is a problem that is confronted by both insiders and outsiders when they enqui...
From the two premises that (1) economies are complex systems and (2) the accumulation of knowledge a...
Recently, two distinct notions of pluralism have been put forward in regard to research methods in e...
This paper discusses two views of economic method supported by economists: the economics (the scienc...
The author considers controversial issues associated with the criticism of the methodological aspect...
Pluralism is one of the most problematic concepts in the social sciences. Despite a bourgeoning deba...
The aim of the paper is to give an outline of the relation between general epistemology and the epis...
Pluralism is the concept that there is no single methodology that is always the correct one for disc...
Conventional economics maintains that a critical test of the veracity of robust economic theory is i...
Pluralism in Economics sheds new light on the various meanings & consequences of pluralist approache...
Opponents of mainstream economics have not yet called attention to the lack of in-depth examination ...
The future role for methodology will be conditioned both by the way in which its content has develop...
It has been argued by some that the distinction between orthodox economics and heterodox economics d...
Several observers have noted signs of a growing plurality in mainstream economics. At the same time ...
“In discussions on the nature of economics, we frequently hear that a single methodological position...
States that pluralism is a problem that is confronted by both insiders and outsiders when they enqui...
From the two premises that (1) economies are complex systems and (2) the accumulation of knowledge a...
Recently, two distinct notions of pluralism have been put forward in regard to research methods in e...
This paper discusses two views of economic method supported by economists: the economics (the scienc...
The author considers controversial issues associated with the criticism of the methodological aspect...
Pluralism is one of the most problematic concepts in the social sciences. Despite a bourgeoning deba...
The aim of the paper is to give an outline of the relation between general epistemology and the epis...
Pluralism is the concept that there is no single methodology that is always the correct one for disc...
Conventional economics maintains that a critical test of the veracity of robust economic theory is i...
Pluralism in Economics sheds new light on the various meanings & consequences of pluralist approache...
Opponents of mainstream economics have not yet called attention to the lack of in-depth examination ...
The future role for methodology will be conditioned both by the way in which its content has develop...
It has been argued by some that the distinction between orthodox economics and heterodox economics d...
Several observers have noted signs of a growing plurality in mainstream economics. At the same time ...
“In discussions on the nature of economics, we frequently hear that a single methodological position...
States that pluralism is a problem that is confronted by both insiders and outsiders when they enqui...
From the two premises that (1) economies are complex systems and (2) the accumulation of knowledge a...