central piece of economic theory is the interaction of demand and supply which determines prices and quantities. Demand and …

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 …

The three realms of meaning: practical knowing, theory and interiority provide a framework for understanding the … theory. Practice engages with the world of practical knowing, where the challenges are the successful completion of practical … tasks. Theory engages the realm of scholarship as action researchers seek to develop understanding of, for example, the …

thinking and theory. In particular, which role do calibration, statistical inference, and structural change play? What is the …