methods and theory types used by scholars identifies key strengths and weaknesses of each. Different schools of heterodox … [that is, non-neoclassical] economics, as well as neoclassical economics itself, emphasize different sets of theory and … heterodox schools, like neoclassical economics itself, tend to act as if it were thought that their theory and method were …

approaches to organization of economic affairs. Neoclassical theory is centered around the acquisitive instinct of humans, and … choose between the two; their behavior is not subject to mathematical laws postulated by neoclassical economic theory. The …

empirical evidence shows that individuals are not only selfish and competitive beings as stated in orthodox economic theory, but …

) both approaches adhere to a monetary theory of the business cycle and explain, in their respective ways, the non … approaches an attempt is made to provide the theory of the business cycle with adequate micro-foundations as well as with price …-rate mechanism; (b) the identification of the relevant institutional context; (b) the role of capital and capital theory; (c) the …