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Natural images in economic thought
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Contenido :
Doing what comes naturally : four metanarratives on what metaphors are for
So what's an economic metaphor?
Newton and the social sciences, with special reference to economics, or the case of the missing paradigm
From virtual velocities to economic action : the very slow arrivals of linear programming and locational equilibrium
Qualitative dynamics in economics and fluid mechanics : a comparison of recent applications
Rigor and practicality : rival ideals of quantification in nineteenth-century economics
Economic man, economic machine : images of circulation in the Victorian money market
The moment of Richard Jennings : the production of Jevons's marginalist economic agent
Economic and evolution : Alfred James Lotka and the economy of nature
Fire, motion, and productivity : the proto-energetics of nature and economy in Francois Quesnay
Organism as a metaphor in German economic
The greyhound and the mastiff : darwinian themes in Mill and Marshall
Organization and the division of labor : biological metaphors ar work in Alfred Marshall's Principles of Economics
The role of biological analogies in the theory of the firm
Does evolutionary theory give comfort or inspiration to economics?
Hayek, evolution, and spontaneous order
The realms of the natural
The place of economics in the hierachy of the sciences : section F from Whewell to Edgeworth
The kinds of order in society
Feminist accounting theory as a critique of what's "natural" in economics
Doing what comes naturally : four metanarratives on what metaphors are for
So what's an economic metaphor?
Newton and the social sciences, with special reference to economics, or the case of the missing paradigm
From virtual velocities to economic action : the very slow arrivals of linear programming and locational equilibrium
Qualitative dynamics in economics and fluid mechanics : a comparison of recent applications
Rigor and practicality : rival ideals of quantification in nineteenth-century economics
Economic man, economic machine : images of circulation in the Victorian money market
The moment of Richard Jennings : the production of Jevons's marginalist economic agent
Economic and evolution : Alfred James Lotka and the economy of nature
Fire, motion, and productivity : the proto-energetics of nature and economy in Francois Quesnay
Organism as a metaphor in German economic
The greyhound and the mastiff : darwinian themes in Mill and Marshall
Organization and the division of labor : biological metaphors ar work in Alfred Marshall's Principles of Economics
The role of biological analogies in the theory of the firm
Does evolutionary theory give comfort or inspiration to economics?
Hayek, evolution, and spontaneous order
The realms of the natural
The place of economics in the hierachy of the sciences : section F from Whewell to Edgeworth
The kinds of order in society
Feminist accounting theory as a critique of what's "natural" in economics
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| 34129 | 330.109 MIRn | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
