, as opposed to concentrating on only one, is the best framework for the progress of economics. In particular, it increases …

Describes how mathematics enjoyed a virtual monopoly as the privileged method of economic inquiry in the post … change, offering an insight into the role of mathematics.  …

Böhm‐Bawerk). He was also one of the first to use (simple) mathematics in economics.  …

particular way in which mathematics has been applied? To describe “bad” mathematical economics, one must state what kinds of …Seeks to define the proper role for mathematics to play in economic theorizing by spelling out its limits. Specifically …, has the mathematization of economics contributed to its narrowing of scope since the anti‐classical reaction of the 1870s …

issue of whether mathematics is or is not an adequate language to express economic relationships. First, Menger’s and Jevons …’s thinking about mathematics. Third, these two “monogenetic” views are contrasted with Gustav Schmoller’s “polygenetic” approach … which holds that a purely deductive economics, based on a small number of self‐evident principles, is inadequate for social …

pioneered the area of micro‐foundation of macro‐economics. The great missing link in economic theory, both of micro‐economics … and macro‐economics, is the inability to methodologically integrate ethical and moral values through preference mapping …

Argues preliminarily that quantitative‐mathematical social science, including economics, is not possible because it …

Attempts to throw some light on the sensible use of mathematics in economic theory. Argues that mathematics is a …