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This paper provides a comparison between Adam Smith and David Ricardo’s treatments of poverty in a capitalist society. The comparison focus on the different arguments they use to relate poverty to inequality and institutional realities. The discussion points out the life experiences of each...
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Shorter undergraduate studies, increasing specialization and the priority of applied research in Economics represent … allows developing valuable skills that might help overcome the criticisms against Economics due to its alleged incapacity to … a space for thought, self-criticism and introspection in which new economists may understand that Economics is a process …
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, highlighting its relevance in the academic formation of future economists. In a moment where economics has been questioned for its … economists that economics is a process and not a product, providing them with the necessary insights to participate actively in …
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This paper reviews the historical roots of Marx's labor theory of value and some contemporary contributions to the critique of this theory. Modern commentary on Marx's labor theory of value based on dual system of parallel prices and embodied labor coefficients loses sight of the theory's roots...
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В статье освещается вклад академика Л.И. Абалкина в исследование вопрса о существовании российской экономической школы как особого направления мировой...
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establish links between different fields of specialization in economic, and the reconciliation with the contemporary economics …
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Sketches the history of economic thought regarding the self-expanding growth of investments through the accrual of compound interest. Exercises that calculate such growth in terms of “doubling times” have already been found in Babylonian textbooks from c. 2000?BC. Although compound interest...
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