The notions of economists about their own science are reflected in their changing interpretations of a "classical" economics. The paper describes these successive interpretations as they developed from classical to neoclassical, neo-neoclassical and, finally, new classical economics. It is argued that the identification of these stages with specific economic doctrines belongs to scientific mythology rather than to the history of science. Freed from these mythological elements, classical economics emerges as the continuous stream of contributions which, in the dynamic process of intellectual selection, have been accorded the rank of "classic"
In this paper we ask whether classifying economic theories in distinct analytical approaches to cert...
A considerable deterioration of economic situation in the '70 was accompanied by a gradual rebirth ...
This paper sets in a historical perspective, beginning with Cantillon, the Physiocrats and Smith, th...
A scientific program and paradigm of classical economics is in focus of the paper. The different ver...
This paper is meant as a clear statement that things can no longer continue the way they have gone s...
eoclassical economics is the idiom of most economic discourse today. It is the paradigm that bends t...
This paper has two central themes. One is that to make sense of the results of work in mathematical ...
"In the early economic writings economics is seen as an efficient tool to commit moral values. Never...
The vast majority of pre-Classical and of many Classical economists thought that it was natural to i...
Neoclassical theoretic-methodological system always has had many problematic locations that are cu...
This essay portrays the major currents in recent economic thinking against the orthodoxy and dogmati...
This essay’s hypothesis is that neglect in the English-speaking world of the ideas on economics of t...
This paper is focused on the neoclassical approach in economics and its fundamentals as they are com...
The purpose of the work is the reference to the classical economics theory as the basis of economic ...
Economics is arguably the most important social science on account of its fundamental and valuationa...
In this paper we ask whether classifying economic theories in distinct analytical approaches to cert...
A considerable deterioration of economic situation in the '70 was accompanied by a gradual rebirth ...
This paper sets in a historical perspective, beginning with Cantillon, the Physiocrats and Smith, th...
A scientific program and paradigm of classical economics is in focus of the paper. The different ver...
This paper is meant as a clear statement that things can no longer continue the way they have gone s...
eoclassical economics is the idiom of most economic discourse today. It is the paradigm that bends t...
This paper has two central themes. One is that to make sense of the results of work in mathematical ...
"In the early economic writings economics is seen as an efficient tool to commit moral values. Never...
The vast majority of pre-Classical and of many Classical economists thought that it was natural to i...
Neoclassical theoretic-methodological system always has had many problematic locations that are cu...
This essay portrays the major currents in recent economic thinking against the orthodoxy and dogmati...
This essay’s hypothesis is that neglect in the English-speaking world of the ideas on economics of t...
This paper is focused on the neoclassical approach in economics and its fundamentals as they are com...
The purpose of the work is the reference to the classical economics theory as the basis of economic ...
Economics is arguably the most important social science on account of its fundamental and valuationa...
In this paper we ask whether classifying economic theories in distinct analytical approaches to cert...
A considerable deterioration of economic situation in the '70 was accompanied by a gradual rebirth ...
This paper sets in a historical perspective, beginning with Cantillon, the Physiocrats and Smith, th...