positions in the new government.Previously published in: The International Journal of Social Economics, Volume 31, Number 11 …

, scope and methodology of economics. More specifically, like the classical economists, she defined economics broadly as the …. Like J.S. Mill, A. Marshall and J.M. Keynes, she viewed economics as a moral science rather than excluding ethics and … economics.  …

economics in the 1930s and onwards. Identifies respective problems about capitalism and discusses them in depth. States that the … the Great Depression. Goes on to show how economists after Keynes carried his work forward and upward in the 1940s and …

a poor indicator of female and family welfare. The question is then investigated of how women and children are faring … poverty among women and children in subsistence contexts and in some former centrally planned economies. Furthermore … welfare services can raise productivity and promote social justice. Economists should not avoid discussions of social justice.  …

analysis, a new economic philosophy, based on a synthesis between classical and modern thinking, called here the new economics …