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Learning to be sociable: the evolution of homo economicus
I Introduction THIS ARTICLE STUDIES THE EVOLUTION of the economic man (Homo economicus) from its original conception by John Stuart Mill and Adam...
4/1/08 by Irene C.L. Ng Lu-Ming Tseng · More from publicationAn evaluation of Keynes's projected possibilities
I Introduction AT THE ONSET OF the Great Depression, John Maynard Keynes made some startlingly optimistic predictions about the economy. In his...
4/1/08 by C.-Y. Cynthia Lin · More from publicationEditor's introduction
Conventional wisdom holds that hiring black employees is a risky business, because many of "them" bring unjustified racial discrimination...
4/1/08 · More from publicationHomo Economicus meets G. H. Mead: a contribution to the critique of economic theory
I Introduction WHAT IS IT THAT MAKES the human act distinctive? For the economist, it is our capacity to deliberate. "A spider," Marx...
4/1/08 by David Wilson William Dixon · More from publicationInstitutional stickiness and the new development economics
Teeth-gritting humility, patience, curiosity and independent thinking are called for in learning how superior foreign technology works and how it can...
4/1/08 by Peter J. Boettke Christopher J. Coyne Peter T. Leeson · More from publicationEvaluating the penetration of capitalism in postsocialist Moscow
I Introduction A RECURRING ASSUMPTION across the social sciences is that capitalism is not only stretching its tentacles wider across the globe...
4/1/08 by Colin C. Williams John Round · More from publication
