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theory of innovation and later - based on Penrose - to resource-based theories of the firm. In this the dynamic process of … theory of the firm. -- Economic evolution ; Schumpeter and Marshall ; Generalized Darwinism ; Evolutionary theory of the firm …
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Mainstream economics has been running the gauntlet of adverse criticism for decades. These critiques claim as a message of central importance that mainstream economics has lost its relevance as for understanding reality. By making a brief comparison between the methodological strategies of the...
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This paper explores some ontological and epistemological conditions of the emergence of the Veblenian system of political economy. For that, we refer to Foucault's archaeology of political economy, since it offers insights into some of the relations that help us to understand the underlying...
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Thorstein Veblen, a founder of original or old institutional economics, combined social and evolutionary thought in his institutionalist approach to dealing with psychological, social, and economic issues. The psychological content of Veblen's writings takes instinct and habits into...
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rent theory and its corollary idea of unearned income. More than any other institutionalist, Thorstein Veblen emphasized … create a financial symbiosis cemented by political-insider dealings - and a trivialization of economic theory as it seeks to …
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The term “Institutional Economics” has been applied to some of capitalism's strongest critics as well as its most ardent apologists. This paradox in terms has bred contradictory literature in development economics, some declaring the death of this line of thought while others herald its...
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. “Institutionalism” historically refers to a group of economists who wrote mainly in the 1920s and 1930s. Their place in economic theory … unacceptable to traditional institutionalists. This revised institutionalism became an important source of theory for modern law …
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Mainstream economics has been running the gauntlet of adverse criticism for decades. These critiques claim as a message of central importance that mainstream economics has lost its relevance for understanding reality. By making a brief comparison between the methodological strategies of the main...
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by Adam Smith in the Theory of moral sentiments and connect these with the themes Smith subsequently discusses in the …
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