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Mathematics in economics: the monopoly point of view?
Maks, Hans - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) September, pp. 338-343
Describes how mathematics enjoyed a virtual monopoly as the privileged method of economic inquiry in the post … change, offering an insight into the role of mathematics. …
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Mathematics in economics: the competition point of view
Silva, Joaquim Ramos - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) September, pp. 326-337
, as opposed to concentrating on only one, is the best framework for the progress of economics. In particular, it increases …
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Hermann Heinrich Gossen: a Wirkungsgeschichte of an ignored mathematical economist
Ikeda, Yukihiro - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) September, pp. 394-415
Considers a Wirkungsgeschichte of Hermann Heinrich Gossen, focusing on the reactions of the three stars of the Marginal Revolution: William Stanley Jevons, Leon Walras and Carl Menger. Although Hermann Heinrich Gossen is today known as one of the forerunners of the Marginal Revolution, it was...
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The fate of new ideas: Hermann Heinrich Gossen, his life, work and influence
Meijer, Gerrit; Vogel, Richard F.A. - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) September, pp. 416-420
Bohm-Bawerk). He was also one of the first to use (simple) mathematics in economics. …
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Mathematics in economics: the competition point of view
Ramos Silva, Joaquim - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) 4/5, pp. 326-337
, as opposed to concentrating on only one, is the best framework for the progress of economics. In particular, it increases …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014862949
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Mathematics in economics: the monopoly point of view?
Maks, Hans - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) 4/5, pp. 338-343
Describes how mathematics enjoyed a virtual monopoly as the privileged method of economic inquiry in the post … change, offering an insight into the role of mathematics.  …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014862950
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Hermann Heinrich Gossen: a Wirkungsgeschichte of an ignored mathematical economist
Ikeda, Yukihiro - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) 4/5, pp. 394-415
Considers a Wirkungsgeschichte of Hermann Heinrich Gossen, focusing on the reactions of the three stars of the Marginal Revolution: William Stanley Jevons, Léon Walras and Carl Menger. Although Hermann Heinrich Gossen is today known as one of the forerunners of the Marginal Revolution, it was...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014862954
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The fate of new ideas: Hermann Heinrich Gossen, his life, work and influence
Meijer, Gerrit; Vogel, Richard F.A. - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) 4/5, pp. 416-420
Böhm‐Bawerk). He was also one of the first to use (simple) mathematics in economics.  …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014862955
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The use and abuse of mathematical economics
Hudson, Michael - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) September, pp. 292-315
particular way in which mathematics has been applied? To describe “bad” mathematical economics, one must state what kinds of …Seeks to define the proper role for mathematics to play in economic theorizing by spelling out its limits. Specifically …, has the mathematization of economics contributed to its narrowing of scope since the anti-classical reaction of the 1870s …
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The omitted mathematics of Hans von Mangoldt
Mosselmans, Bert - In: Journal of Economic Studies 27 (2000) September, pp. 382-393
Discusses the economic thought of Hans von Mangoldt (1824-1868). We discuss how this German classical author seems to anticipate later “neoclassical” ideas, such as Schumpeter’s theory of the entrepreneur, Marshall’s partial price analysis and the graphical representation of supply and...
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