Neo-classical economics is often criticised for paying little attention to historical processes. This book considers what would be an appropriate role for history in economic analysis.
Neo-classical economics is often criticised for paying little attention to historical processes. This book considers what would be an appropriate role for history in economic analysis.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Graeme Snooks (Australian National University) (Edited by)
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Contributors: Paul A. David Stanford University USA; Lionel Frost La Trobe University Australia; Leslie Hannah London School of Economics; Tim Hatton Essex University; G.R. Hawke Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand; Paul Johnson London School of Economics; Stephen Nicholas University of New South Wales Australia; David Pope Australian National University; Graeme Snooks; Jeffrey Williamson Harvard University USA
Contributors: Paul A. David Stanford University USA; Lionel Frost La Trobe University Australia; Leslie Hannah London School of Economics; Tim Hatton Essex University; G.R. Hawke Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand; Paul Johnson London School of Economics; Stephen Nicholas University of New South Wales Australia; David Pope Australian National University; Graeme Snooks; Jeffrey Williamson Harvard University USA
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