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Three competing conceptualizations of hysteresis in economics are identified: the unit/zero root approach, “true” hysteresis, and hysteresis conceived as a product of historical time. The properties of these conceptualizations are discussed and their pros and cons considered.
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.By using developments in other human sciences, study opens the road leading to more realistic economic theory. …
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L'objet de ce papier n'est pas tant de présenter les principaux algorithmes utilisés en modélisation économique - nombre de manuels font des présentations de meilleure qualité et plus exhaustives - que d'en proposer une vision critique. Les modèles économiques, et plus particulièrement...
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Computability theory came into being as a result of Hilbert?s attempts to meet Brouwer?s challenges, from an … mathematics should be one vision of computability theory. However, there are fundamental di¤erences between computability theory … embedded in an information society and speculative methodolog- ical, epistemological and ontological notes suggest a theory of …
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there are still pearls of analytical wisdom, on the non-linear dynam- ics of trade cycle theory, to be extracted from A … Contribution to the Theory of the Trade Cycle (CTTC). The unlikely link between the way an economic conundrum, inherent in CTTC …
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noncommutativity in patterns of behavior. We propose two experiments to test the theory. …
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shown, in more and less detail, how these concepts and tools could be used in core areas of economic theory to raise …
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There is no way around it: each theory rests on a tiny set of foundational propositions. Standard economics rests on …
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This paper tries to demonstrate that the well developed analysis of directional selection within evolutionary economics can be complemented by analyses of stabilizing selection and disruptive selection. It also tries to demonstrate that the evolutionary algebra provided by Price’s equation...
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Abstract: History books are full of success stories. Intellectuals are interested in such stories because they are important in human history – they are important especially for those who are willing to know more about how we have reached the peak points of human civilization. History books,...
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