... Sociality: True and False Solutions to Mandeville’s Problem Marina Bianchi What do we know about cooperation? Or of the coordinating role of institutions, such as market, money, and competition? Mainstream economic theory has encouraged us to take institutions as given and to think...

...James Forder The Economists’ Hour: False Prophets, Free Markets, and the Fracture of Society . By Appelbaum Binyamin . New York : Little, Brown and Company , 2019 . 448 pp. $18.99 . Copyright 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 References Card David Krueger Allen...

... the years. The article therefore argues that the IMF and countries coproduce false accounts, whereby inferences of macroeconomic estimates serve other institutional functions inside the IMF besides veracity. [email protected] Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 Africa false numbers...

...Ludovic Desmedt; Jérôme Blanc Far more than the problem of the quantity of money, false money was the central issue in monetary debates that occurred in Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. It first referred to sovereignty, in a time of state-building, as well as to a serious...

... of the Phillips Curve in the United Kingdom” would provide a false characterization of the economic literature and claims priority in affirming that UK policymakers did not use the Phillips curve as a menu for policy. It is shown in this reply that Nelson's reading of Cristiano's 2023 article, and more...

... to assess the value of a kethubah is made in the context of false-witness laws. Some of these laws are unique to Jewish Correspondence may be addressed to Dr. Yehoshua Liebermann, Dept. of Economics, Bar- Ilan University 52 100 Ramat Gan, Israel. 1. For more on the insurance features...

... that, rationally, what he calls the Montaigne dogma is a false proposition. The “Dogma” and Its Refutation There are different reasons to consider the dogma as false. First, it is a universal proposition, since it can be understood as saying that any 2. Marxist doctrine based on class struggle...

... undertaking, implying that anticompetitive practices are necessary for scientific progress ( 109). Such practices permit the entrenchmentof false theories and ideologies in academia and have devas- tating economic consequences.According to Bartley, the growth of knowledge is in a worldwide slump...

... described by the structure is true of something in the world. Structuralists reserve the term ‘theory’ for the analytical structure alone, not the two parts together. Thus, on this view a theory is analytic; it is neither true nor false but merely defines a set of relations, i.e., a structure...

... Mises left open the possibility of showing that the axioms or pos- tulates of Austrian economics are false by examining empirical evidence, then this charge against him would have had less force. But as we have seen, Mises rules this out. Even had Mises not ruled out the possibility...

... for all vari- ables simultaneously, not sequentially. To ensure simultaneous clearing of all markets and trading only at general equilibrium prices (no false trading) the syn- thesis model includes the Walrasian auctioneer and Walras’s Law, which requires the sum of all excess demands...

... of the quantity of silver which men contract for. And the injury done to the public Faith, in this point, is that which in Clip- ping and False Coining hightens the Robbery into Treason.”17 When the symbol was attacked and subverted, it generated a perception of weak- ness, a deterioration in the state’s...

... of the second quoted para- Aspromourgos / Keynes, Lerner, and Public Debt 419 graph, and the very last sentence, appeal to a kind of “false conscious- ness” as a potential obstacle to Lerner’s policy. This is an objection of a different and lesser order than any intrinsic or objective...

... is ‘false.’ How- ever, participants in a social research tradition may claim a divergence of theory and reality to be the fault of reality. That is, the reality may be ‘mistaken.’ In particular, since the ends of individuals are modeled by the theory, do we conclude from a divergence of theory...

... testify falsely that a husband divorced his wife and had not paid her the amount stipulated in the kethubah when in fact there was no divorce. Valuation is at issue since under Rabbinic law perjured witnesses must compensate the aggrieved husband for the damage that they had intended to cause him...

... marche par le mecanisme de la libre concurrence.” 9. See Jaffe ( 1977). 10. See Index of Subjects under “Groping,” p. 614, of the E.P.E.. 316 History of Politiccil Economy /3:2 (1981) equilibrium, he said nothing which would preclude effective transac- tions at ‘false prices...

...=frontcover&hl=it&source=gbs_ge_summary_r &cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false. Pareto, Vilfredo. 1897. Cours d Economie Politique. Vol. 2. Lausanne: F. Rouge. References Beccaria Cesare . 1769 . Elementi di economia pubblica . books.google.it/books?id=i7IvAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&hl...

... important that a competent decision should be reached whether it [i.e., the prop- osition] is true or false. I can only say that I am ready to have my head chopped off if it is false!” Cited by Howson and Winch (1976), chap. 3, n.54. 2. Actually, this was one of Hawtrey’s criticisms of the proofs...

... of statement as self-sufficient evidence; I only consider the statement as one element of a demonstration, and this should be obvious to anyone who reads my article. Professor Morrison does not only think that this method of counting sections is inappropriate; he also writes it is false: “The systems...

... as instru- mentalism, i.e., the view that theories are not descriptions but instru- ments for deriving useful results and are neither true nor false. Schumpeter’s contribution to economic methodology has not re- ceived the attention it deserves? There are several reasons for this. First...