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The Indetermination of Senior

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Date
1990
Author
Silveira, Antonio Maria da
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Abstract
The commitments and working requirements of abstract, applied, and art of, economics are assessed within an analogy with the fields of inert matter and life. Abstract economics is the pure logic of the phenomenon. Applied positive economics presupposes many distinct abstract sciences. Art presupposes applied economics and direct knowledge of the specificities which characterize the time-space individuality of the phenomenon. This is an indetermination clearly formulated by Senior and Mill; its connection with institutionalism is discussed. The Ricardian Vice is the habit of ignoring the indetermination; its prevalence in mainstream economics is exemplified, and its causes analyzed.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10438/564
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  • FGV EPGE - Ensaios Econômicos [823]
Knowledge Areas
Economia
Subject
Economia
Economia - Filosofia
Keyword
Technocracy
Realism of theories
Applicability of theories
Ricardian vice
Empiricist vice
Abstract economics
Applied economics
Art of economics

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