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The meaning of deceive in experimental economic science

Wilson, Bart J. - 2014

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[Rezension von: Smith, Vernon L., Papers in experimental economics]

Hammes, David L. - In: Kyklos : international review for social sciences 46 (1993) 4, pp. 619-622

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Pareto and political economy as a science : methodological revolution and analytical advances in economic theory in the 1890s

Marchionatti, Roberto - In: Journal of political economy 105 (1997) 6, pp. 1322-1348

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The Meaning of 'Deceive' in Experimental Economic Science

Wilson, Bart J. - 2021

Deceiving someone in our everyday lives is a moral failing, one that we are adept at detecting and quick to judge in the words and actions of others. In our professional lives as economic scientists we are also quick to judge experimental procedures as deceptive, but we have problems...

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The Meaning of Deceive in Experimental Economic Science

Wilson, Bart J. - In: The Oxford handbook of professional economic ethics. 2014

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Is economics an experimental science? : a textbook perspective

Gunessee, Saileshsingh; Lane, Tom - 2020

Traditionally, students of economics have often been told that it is a non-experimental science. Using a quantitative … and qualitative analysis of introductory economics textbooks, we track the historical evolution of this rhetoric from 1970 … experimentation in economics. Remarks that experiments are impossible in economics have been (almost) eliminated only this decade …

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