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This paper provides theoretical tools for discussing some aspects of the nature’s value controversy within Ecological Economics. It is argued that the critical stance of ‘incommensurability of values’ can be reinforced with key insights coming from a political economy of wealth inspired by...
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This paper provides theoretical tools for discussing some aspects of the nature’s value controversy within Ecological Economics. It is argued that the critical stance of ‘incommensurability of values’ can be reinforced with key insights coming from a political economy of wealth inspired by...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005395045
stock is held fixed, the aggregate supply function or price is TC plus Profit=TR. Letting P= profit, wN equaling TVC, and pO … continue to use his own original, simultaneous, four equation, IS-LM model because he could not satisfactorily integrate price … and profit expectations into the IS portion of the model. Keynes's model of an Aggregate Demand Function, D, and an …
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that all probability preferences were linear. The whole is nothing more than the individual sum of each part. The third … axiom was that all the relevant information, data, evidence or knowledge base is complete, so that individual decision … asserted that all rational decision makers would be able to actually maximize utility and returns as long as government would …
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additive probabilities,sub additive probabilities, interval valued estimates, decision weights, etc, in Parts II, III, IV and V …
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B. Hill’s work on the “Confidence approach “ to decision making under uncertainty is based on the use of interval …
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–weight of the evidence approach to decision making from the A Treatise on Probability, that Keynes integrated into the General … theorist like Keynes, is that decision makers are horribly ignorant of the laws of the probability calculus when making … decisions and thus make all kinds of errors and mistakes that could be corrected if the decision makers would restudy basic …
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Keynes made it clear to Townshend in their 1937-38 exchanges that Townshend's assessment, that Keynes ‘s theory of liquidity preference in the General Theory was based on Keynes's non numerical probabilities and weight of evidence(argument)analysis from the A Treatise on Probability, was...
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Eight centuries ago, Thomas Aquinas clearly differentiated between probability and uncertainty in decision making. He … the just price was likely to be inaccurate, due to missing or incomplete information so that the best one could do in a … possibly upper bounds) bound on the part of the buyer, where it was likely that the just price would lie, after a process of …
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