A critique of orthodox economics : an alternative model /
Modern neoclassical economics is a theory of general equilibrium, based on assumptions of perfect competition, perfect knowledge of existing technology, and timeless - staticadjustment. Although useful for some purposes, this theory suffers from serious defects, both in its assumptions and in its pr...
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New York :
St. Martin's Press,
1998.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. The Causes of Economic Growth
- 2. Neoclassical Theory
- 3. Technology
- 4. The Entrepreneur
- 5. The Innovating Firm
- 6. Product Differentiation
- 7. Aggregate Analysis
- 8. The Employment Limit
- 9. Economic Development
- 10. The Role of Government
- 11. Summary: The Case for a New Approach.