The case for increasing returns (2): the methods of planning horizons
In neoclassical economics, substitution assumptions support equilibrium models in closed systems shunning interdependence. On these grounds an array of frames show outcomes as stable, efficient, unique and determinate. Heterodox economists say equilibrium models sidestep practical knowledge and the...
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Autor principal: | Frederic B. Jennings Jr. |
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Lenguaje: | DE EN FR |
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Editura ASE Bucuresti
2016
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/0fa98cc7c7544a48976c50c5b023044e |
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