economics in the 1930s and onwards. Identifies respective problems about capitalism and discusses them in depth. States that the …

. Further, that the economics profession is well advised to reject the perfectly competitive model, and instead embrace one of …

relation to foundations of monetary and economic analysis, the economics of stable equilibrium, and the economics of …

disagreements concern well‐known policy applications of the new classical economics, notably inflation and money supply rules, and …Argues that the new classical economics cannot be reconciled with Christian economic principles, which in fact fit … presumptions of clearing markets, especially that for labour. The Keynesian tradition does have room for normative values and …

Discusses the ideas and theories of Professor F.A. Hayek and assesses their relevance to present day social economics …

Discusses the ideas and theories of Professor F.A. Hayek and assesses their relevance to present day social economics …

the cornucopians emphasise human creativity expressed through markets. This paper argues that both schools are right to …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to show that knowledge in general, and knowledge of markets in particular, is … adequate analysis of markets necessarily requires fundamental understanding of the worldviews underlying the views expressed … with respect to the nature and role of markets. This paper starts with the premise that any worldview can be associated …

economics study “provisioning”? or markets? or a method of reasoning, self-interested rational optimization? Design …Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to revisit old questions of the proper subject and bounds of economics: does …/methodology/approach – A variety of scholars and others in many fields make use of a taxonomy of society consisting of three “spheres”: markets …