inside the economist s mind phần 1 pdf
Inside the economist s mind phần 1 pdf
... Harvard
University, established him as the economists’ economist by raising
the standards of the entire profession. Paul Samuelson s classic textbook,
Economics, first published in 19 48, is among the most ... to see that the history of economics is not just the
history told by the research scientists themselves, but it is a history of the
import and impact of ideas (see Bern...
inside the economist s mind phần 1 pdf
... period
through the collaboration of scientists, engineers, military planners and
strategists, and social scientists, particularly economists. The kinds of
tools and symmetries in analysis that Samuelson ... understood by historians of science, and to a lesser
degree by scientists themselves. It is not so well understood by most
economists:
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... University Press.
Brush, S. G. (19 95) Scientists as historians. Osiris 10 , 215 –2 31.
Bush, V. (19 45) Science: The Endless Frontier. Washington, D.C.: Government
Printing Office.
Davis, J.R. (19 71) The New ... overlapping-
generations model, as two classes of households. One class can trade
assets against the state of the world, while the other can’t because it is
born later,...
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... East Asian
crisis using the same concept to explain the situation there. The relation-
ship between the government, banks, and enterprises show signs of the
soft-budget-constraint syndrome. The ... bubbles do exist. They are one of the sources of
malfunctioning of the market mechanism. The essence of these bubbles
is that indeed capital gains get confused with profits, and th...
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... career?
Friedman: So far as your questions about economics versus statistics is
concerned, you should note that, for the two years before I went to the
Statistical Research Group, I was at the U .S. Treasury ... tested and I derived its implications.
I tested those implications and, on the whole, they tended to confirm the
hypothesis. I suggested additional tests that should be made...
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... review of The General Theory (occasioned much by
Keynes s flippancies about Marshall and the classics”), handsomely
acknowledged wisdoms in The General Theory s approaches in his 19 50
Keynes s General ... flows, as well as the Marxian
transformation problem (19 71) , and other issues in Classical economics
(19 57, 19 78).
In macroeconomics, Samuelson s multiplier–accelerator macr...
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... but also that they should have smooth time paths. The
data show the slow and smooth cross-variable responses, but not the
correspondingly smooth time paths. The stickiness paper showed how
you could ... lag
estimation. Journal of the American Statistical Association 67(337), 16 9 17 5.
Sims, C.A. (19 74) Seasonality in regression. Journal of the American Statistical
Association 6...
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... fund theory is an
example, where economists confused a fund with a flow. My instructor,
Shorey Peterson, at Michigan, stressed this, but it was also my physics
professors that stressed to me the ... foundation.
Then we economists build on these foundations some very flimsy super-
structures, some tenuous economic models.
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... Pierre
Dehez, set the standards! One of the indicators of success is that EDP
has been copied and emulated by several others. These joint degrees,
with obligation for the students to spend time at two institutions, ... discussions between Jean Gabzsewicz and Jacques Thisse. Then,
Louis Phlips convened the first meeting of about 30 economists from
different European countries where the...
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... theory.
statistics
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THEORY
chemistry
psychology
economics
. . . . .
biology
political science
. . .
mathematics
computer science
law
of the aspects and understands less and less of the others. ... hands with this stuff.”
There is no justification for this in the game-theoretic sociology, just as
there was no justification for it in the mathematics sociology. Each one
of these branch...