Epistemology of economics
Journal for General Philosophy of Science 8 (1):144-162 (1977)
| Abstract | Summary Methodological disputes in economics have been with us since Mill and Senior fought over the nature of economic science in the first half of the 19th Century. Progress has been extremely slow, and there is good reason for this as the present essay hopes to show | |||||||||
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