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It is Shackle's view that human conduct is chosen with a view to its consequences. But these are in the future, which cannot be directly known. Expectation will confine itself to what is deemed possible, but this leaves it free to entertain widely diverse and rival hypotheses. How can such skeins of mutually conflicting ideas serve the formation of individual or institutional policy? This is the chief question this book examines.
It is Shackle's view that human conduct is chosen with a view to its consequences. But these are in the future, which cannot be directly known. Expectation will confine itself to what is deemed possible, but this leaves it free to entertain widely diverse and rival hypotheses. How can such skeins of mutually conflicting ideas serve the formation of individual or institutional policy? This is the chief question this book examines.
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G. L. S. Shackle
Inhaltsangabe
THEORY AND THE SCHEME OF THINGS ENTIRE 1. Economic Theory and the Formal Imagination 2. Time novelty geometry 3. Self-subsistent and non-self-subsistent sciences 4. Valuation variety and scalar quantity 5. Formal codes and their efficiency 6. Orientations 7. Reason versus knowledge BOOK II. THE RISE OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL 8. The construct of reason 9. Subjective marginalism 10. The concept of value 11. Quantity versus form 12. The rational ideal as the core of economic theory 13. Cost and the meaning of choice 14. Perfect competition and conceptual illusionism 15. The value-construct in the round BOOK III. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL 16. Expectation: the dissolution of determinacy 17. Chapter 2 of the General Theory: two entrances for involuntary unemployment 18. Kaleidic investment-values 19. Lender's uncertainty and the nature of interest-rates 20. Liquidity: its nature 21. Prices as convention 22. The dissolution of rational determinacy BOOK IV. STATICS: THE REJECTION OF TIME 23. The calculus and the subjective ideal 24. Simultaneous equations and the market ideal 25. Partial equilibrium 26. The rejection of time BOOK V. DIACHRONISM: THE ARTEFACT OF TIME 27. Diachronism: the assimilation of time to space 28. Marshall's accommodation of time 29. Capital or the time-net of production 30. Business cycle engines 31. History theory and world-picture 32. The sovereignty of theory BOOK VI. EPISTEMICS VERSUS AXIOMATICS 33. The science of imprecision 34. Languages for expectation 35. Profit 36. Game theory's exclusion of tactical surprise 37. Kaleidic economics 38. Economic theory unbound Index
THEORY AND THE SCHEME OF THINGS ENTIRE, 1. Economic Theory and the Formal Imagination, 2. Time, novelty, geometry, 3. Self-subsistent and non-self-subsistent sciences, 4. Valuation, variety and scalar quantity, 5. Formal codes and their efficiency, 6. Orientations, 7. Reason versus knowledge, BOOK II. THE RISE OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL, 8. The construct of reason, 9. Subjective marginalism, 10. The concept of value, 11. Quantity versus form, 12. The rational ideal as the core of economic theory, 13. Cost and the meaning of choice, 14. Perfect competition and conceptual illusionism, 15. The value-construct in the round, BOOK III. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL, 16. Expectation: the dissolution of determinacy, 17. Chapter 2 of the General Theory: two entrances for involuntary unemployment, 18. Kaleidic investment-values, 19. Lender's uncertainty and the nature of interest-rates, 20. Liquidity: its nature, 21. Prices as convention, 22. The dissolution of rational determinacy, BOOK IV. STATICS: THE REJECTION OF TIME, 23. The calculus and the subjective ideal, 24. Simultaneous equations and the market ideal, 25. Partial equilibrium, 26. The rejection of time, BOOK V. DIACHRONISM: THE ARTEFACT OF TIME, 27. Diachronism: the assimilation of time to space, 28. Marshall's accommodation of time, 29. Capital, or the time-net of production, 30. Business cycle engines, 31. History, theory and world-picture, 32. The sovereignty of theory, BOOK VI. EPISTEMICS VERSUS AXIOMATICS, 33. The science of imprecision, 34. Languages for expectation, 35. Profit, 36. Game theory's exclusion of tactical surprise, 37. Kaleidic economics, 38. Economic theory unbound, Index
THEORY AND THE SCHEME OF THINGS ENTIRE 1. Economic Theory and the Formal Imagination 2. Time novelty geometry 3. Self-subsistent and non-self-subsistent sciences 4. Valuation variety and scalar quantity 5. Formal codes and their efficiency 6. Orientations 7. Reason versus knowledge BOOK II. THE RISE OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL 8. The construct of reason 9. Subjective marginalism 10. The concept of value 11. Quantity versus form 12. The rational ideal as the core of economic theory 13. Cost and the meaning of choice 14. Perfect competition and conceptual illusionism 15. The value-construct in the round BOOK III. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL 16. Expectation: the dissolution of determinacy 17. Chapter 2 of the General Theory: two entrances for involuntary unemployment 18. Kaleidic investment-values 19. Lender's uncertainty and the nature of interest-rates 20. Liquidity: its nature 21. Prices as convention 22. The dissolution of rational determinacy BOOK IV. STATICS: THE REJECTION OF TIME 23. The calculus and the subjective ideal 24. Simultaneous equations and the market ideal 25. Partial equilibrium 26. The rejection of time BOOK V. DIACHRONISM: THE ARTEFACT OF TIME 27. Diachronism: the assimilation of time to space 28. Marshall's accommodation of time 29. Capital or the time-net of production 30. Business cycle engines 31. History theory and world-picture 32. The sovereignty of theory BOOK VI. EPISTEMICS VERSUS AXIOMATICS 33. The science of imprecision 34. Languages for expectation 35. Profit 36. Game theory's exclusion of tactical surprise 37. Kaleidic economics 38. Economic theory unbound Index
THEORY AND THE SCHEME OF THINGS ENTIRE, 1. Economic Theory and the Formal Imagination, 2. Time, novelty, geometry, 3. Self-subsistent and non-self-subsistent sciences, 4. Valuation, variety and scalar quantity, 5. Formal codes and their efficiency, 6. Orientations, 7. Reason versus knowledge, BOOK II. THE RISE OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL, 8. The construct of reason, 9. Subjective marginalism, 10. The concept of value, 11. Quantity versus form, 12. The rational ideal as the core of economic theory, 13. Cost and the meaning of choice, 14. Perfect competition and conceptual illusionism, 15. The value-construct in the round, BOOK III. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE RATIONAL IDEAL, 16. Expectation: the dissolution of determinacy, 17. Chapter 2 of the General Theory: two entrances for involuntary unemployment, 18. Kaleidic investment-values, 19. Lender's uncertainty and the nature of interest-rates, 20. Liquidity: its nature, 21. Prices as convention, 22. The dissolution of rational determinacy, BOOK IV. STATICS: THE REJECTION OF TIME, 23. The calculus and the subjective ideal, 24. Simultaneous equations and the market ideal, 25. Partial equilibrium, 26. The rejection of time, BOOK V. DIACHRONISM: THE ARTEFACT OF TIME, 27. Diachronism: the assimilation of time to space, 28. Marshall's accommodation of time, 29. Capital, or the time-net of production, 30. Business cycle engines, 31. History, theory and world-picture, 32. The sovereignty of theory, BOOK VI. EPISTEMICS VERSUS AXIOMATICS, 33. The science of imprecision, 34. Languages for expectation, 35. Profit, 36. Game theory's exclusion of tactical surprise, 37. Kaleidic economics, 38. Economic theory unbound, Index
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