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features. For this purpose, Carl Menger's theory of goods is taken as a starting point. Whereas economists after the … 'marginalistic revolution' were almost exclusively concerned with the determinants of exchange value and developing price theory … connection between Menger's 19th century theory of goods and 20th century learning theories is established. The problem of how to …
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El referente teórico al que se nos ha acostumbrado mirar, cuando pretendemos establecer algún tipo de análisis sobre el desarrollo, ha sido aquel que pretende valorar el nivel de garantías de condiciones materiales de las cuales dispone inmediata o potencialmente un país.Bajo esta lógica,...
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Within the context of the New Economic Sociology, Karl Polanyi is almost universally considered the “father” of the concept of embeddedness. However, this concept has been subject to selective appropriation by this discipline and its relationship to the remaining theoretical edifice...
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question the debate Croce-Einaudi on the relationship between “liberism and liberalism” in conceptual terms: what they think of … when they refer to what is the “economic”, the “ethical”, the “legal” and/or “political” of liberalism? What are they … defending when they maintain the unity and/or the distinction and/or the separation between liberism and liberalism? What is at …
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-century liberalism: market and civil society, public opinion and rights of freedom. …
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liberalism and liberalism, moving from a ‘lato sensu’ constructivist epistemological perspective, showing how and why the … empiricism by chasing away value judgments from the field of knowledge and that of theory – or by relegating them to the sphere …
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The presentation aims on refocusing the mainstream debate, starting from looking at work as the central reference rather than seeing the constituting problem of workfare as one of social policy/social security. Of course, at the end the objective is a clearer understanding of how measures aiming...
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This is a reprint of a brief essay originally published in 1951. Hayek looks back on the age of liberalism and its … collapse. During the generations of growing darkness, there were a few figures who bridged the age of liberalism and the …
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People exhibit peer-induced fairness concerns when they look to their peers as a reference to evaluate their endowments. We analyze two independent ultimatum games played sequentially by a leader and two followers. With peer-induced fairness, the second follower is averse to receiving less than...
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