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Foreword by Marc R. Tool Preface PART I. INSTITUTIONALISM-A BASIC PERSPECTIVE Dissent from Orthodox Theory 1. Economics: Allocation or Valuation? 2. American Institutionalism: Premature Death Permanent Resurrection 3. Of Paradigms and Politics Mainstream Microeconomics 4. Demand Theory and the Economist's Propensity to Assume Mainstream Macroeconomics 5. Reinventing the Square Wheel: A Behavioral Assessment of Inflation 6. Institutionalism and the New Classical Economics Positioning Institutional Economics 7. Institutionalism as a School - A Reconsideration PART II. INSTITUTIONALISM AND CONCENTRATED POWER 8. Confronting Power in Economics: A Pragmatic Evaluation 9. Power and Economic Performance: The Institutionalist View PART III. THE ROLE OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR 10. Institutionalist Reflections on the Role of the Public Sector 11. Reagan's Economic Policies: An Institutionalist Assessment PART IV. APPLIED INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS 12. Economic Activity and the Public Sector: Is Small Beautiful? 13. An Institutionalist View of Development Economics 14. The Neglected Institutionalism of Wesley Clair Mitchell: The Theoretical Basis for Business Cycle Indicators 15. What's Natural about Unemployment? PART V. INSTITUTIONALISM AND THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE ECONOMIST 16. Institutionalism Confronts the 1990s 17. Economic Policy and the Obligations of the Economist 18. Why Be an Economist? Index About the Author
Foreword by Marc R. Tool Preface PART I. INSTITUTIONALISM-A BASIC PERSPECTIVE Dissent from Orthodox Theory 1. Economics: Allocation or Valuation? 2. American Institutionalism: Premature Death Permanent Resurrection 3. Of Paradigms and Politics Mainstream Microeconomics 4. Demand Theory and the Economist's Propensity to Assume Mainstream Macroeconomics 5. Reinventing the Square Wheel: A Behavioral Assessment of Inflation 6. Institutionalism and the New Classical Economics Positioning Institutional Economics 7. Institutionalism as a School - A Reconsideration PART II. INSTITUTIONALISM AND CONCENTRATED POWER 8. Confronting Power in Economics: A Pragmatic Evaluation 9. Power and Economic Performance: The Institutionalist View PART III. THE ROLE OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR 10. Institutionalist Reflections on the Role of the Public Sector 11. Reagan's Economic Policies: An Institutionalist Assessment PART IV. APPLIED INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS 12. Economic Activity and the Public Sector: Is Small Beautiful? 13. An Institutionalist View of Development Economics 14. The Neglected Institutionalism of Wesley Clair Mitchell: The Theoretical Basis for Business Cycle Indicators 15. What's Natural about Unemployment? PART V. INSTITUTIONALISM AND THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE ECONOMIST 16. Institutionalism Confronts the 1990s 17. Economic Policy and the Obligations of the Economist 18. Why Be an Economist? Index About the Author
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