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Economics / November 27, 2020 Home > Uncategorized > ‘Mathiness’ in economics ‘Mathiness’ in economics from Lars Syll In practice, what math does is let macro-economists locate the FWUTVs [facts with unknown truth values] fartherREAD MORE →0 Comments
British Labour remains unelectable
Economics / November 26, 2020 What are the prospects for the British Labour Party? Since losing office in 2010, they have lost 3 subsequent general elections against one of the worst Tory governments in history.
A valid ontology for economics?
Economics / November 26, 2020 from Ikonoclast (originally a comment) The challenge is to develop a valid ontology for economics. In medicine, early theories of disease failed to yield efficacious treatments because their ontology (a
Podcast – What is modern monetary theory and could it fix Australia’s problems?
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Has mainstream economics — really — gone through a pluralist and empirical revolution?
Economics / November 25, 2020 from Lars Syll In an issue of the journal Fronesis yours truly and a couple of other academics (e.g. Julie Nelson, Tony Lawson, and Phil Mirowski) made an effort at introducing its
Discrimination and bias in economics, and emerging responses
Economics / November 24, 2020 from Jayati Ghosh Recently, mainstream economics has been forced to acknowledge some of the explicit and implicit forms of discrimination and bias that are rampant in the discipline, thanks in
How many lives would have been saved if we had collaborated on vaccines with China?
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Economics / November 24, 2020 Today, we have another contribution from a guest blogger in the guise of Professor Scott Baum from Griffith University who has been one of my regular research colleagues over a
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Economics / November 23, 2020 Last week we saw further evidence of the way in which class divisions create havoc for society although the way these events have been constructed in the media and popular
Paul Samuelson and the ergodic hypothesis
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‘Mathiness’ in economics
Economics / November 27, 2020 Home > Uncategorized > ‘Mathiness’ in economics ‘Mathiness’ in economics from Lars Syll In practice, what math does is let macro-economists locate the FWUTVs [facts with unknown truth values] fartherBritish Labour remains unelectable
Economics / November 26, 2020 What are the prospects for the British Labour Party? Since losing office in 2010, they have lost 3 subsequent general elections against one of the worst Tory governments in history.A valid ontology for economics?
Economics / November 26, 2020 from Ikonoclast (originally a comment) The challenge is to develop a valid ontology for economics. In medicine, early theories of disease failed to yield efficacious treatments because their ontology (aPodcast – What is modern monetary theory and could it fix Australia’s problems?
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Has mainstream economics — really — gone through a pluralist and empirical revolution?
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Discrimination and bias in economics, and emerging responses
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How many lives would have been saved if we had collaborated on vaccines with China?
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