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Volume 29, Issue suppl_1
January 1, 1997
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John B. Davis
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ISSN 0018-2702
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New Economics and Its History

Introduction
John B. Davis
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Machine Dreams: Economic Agents as Cyborgs
Philip Mirowski
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Enginering Dynamic Economics
Esther-Mirjam Sent
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Lucas and Artificial Worlds
Marcel Boumans
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A Historical Perspective on the Common Methodological Heritage of Contemporary Law, Economics, and Organizational Theory
S. Todd Lowry
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The Trial of Homo Economicus: What Law and Economics Tells Us about the Development of Economic Imperialism
Steven G. Medema
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Putting a Different Spin on QALYs: Beyond a Sociological Critique
Joshua Cohen
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A History of an Intellectual Arbitrage: The Evolution of Financial Economics
Paul Harrison
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Methodological Stance and Consumption Theory: A Lesson in Feminist Methodology
Mary L. Hirschfeld
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Persuading by the Numbers: The Balance Sheet in Late-Victorian Financial Journalism
Timothy L. Alborn
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“What Is Truth” in Capital Theory? Five Stories Relevant to the Evaluation of Frank H. Knight’s Contributions to the Capital Controversy
Ross B. Emmett
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Economists’ Responses to Anomalies: Full-Cost Pricing versus Preference Reversals
Daniel M. Hausman; Philippe Mongin
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Responses to Arbitrariness in Contemporary Economics
S. Abu Turab Rizvi
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New Economics and Its History: A Pickeringian View
John B. Davis
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Contributors
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Index
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