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15 Dec 2012
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The economy should be a part of life, not a steamroller crushing self-determination and creativity. Access could replace excess; enough could replace more; qualitative growth could replace quantitative growth. Unlike a chair, an idea can be shared by a whole people. |
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Economics
A radical reformation of economics education 2
Jack Reardon download pdf
To observe or not to observe:
Complementary pluralism in physics and economics 20
Edward Fullbrook download pdf
Trend, randomness, and noise: Exogenous vs. endogenous 29
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Yinan Tang, Wolfram Elsner, Torsten Heinrich, Ping Chen
Rational expectations – a fallacious foundation 34
for macroeconomics in a non-ergodic world
Lars Syll download pdf
Rethinking economics: Logical gaps – empirical to the real world 51
Stuart Birks download pdf
Laboratory experimentation in economics 68
Dimitrios Koumparoulis download pdf
Some developments in the economic scientific community 83
and the situation in Germany
Arne Heise download pdf
Economy and Society
The Fiscal Cliff – Lessons from the 1930s (Report to US Congress) 98
Steve Keen download pdf
Breakdown of the capacity for collective agency: 112
The leitmotif of our times
Korkut Alp Ertürk download pdf
Surviving progress: Managing the collective risks of civilization 121
Mark Jablonowski download pdf
Financial capitalism – at odds with democracy 132
Wolfram Elsner download pdf
A hot wheels idea for looking at the distribution 160
of household wealth in Mexico 1984-2010
Carlos Guerrero de Lizardi download pdf
Past Contributors, etc. 170
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Economists and the Powerful, Norbert Häring and Niall Douglas
Out of Crisis: Rethinking Our Financial Markets, David A. Westbrook
Thorstein Veblen: Economics for an Age of Crises, Erik Reinert and Francesca Viano (Editors)
Debunking Economics - Revised and Expanded Edition, Steve Keen
Transnational Corporations and International Production, Grazia Ietto-Gillies
The Economist's Oath, George F. DeMartino
The Bubble and Beyond, Michael Hudson
Confronting Managerialism, Robert R. Locke and J. C. Spender |
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