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Category Archives: Papers
De economie van het poldermodel
De economie van het poldermodel Inleiding In de periode 2008 – 2017 heeft de Nederlandse economie in een forse depressie gezeten. Geen enkele spraakmakende econoom had ons hiervoor gewaarschuwd. Minder gehoorde economen, daarentegen, hadden uitvoerig geargumenteerde waarschuwingen laten horen, maar … Continue reading
Posted in Papers
Tagged aspect-systems versus subsystems, central planning economy, confessionalism, conservatism, consultation economy, corporaism, frame, functionalism, gamma-sciences, immoraltity, inclusive society, irrationality, knowledge structure, liberalism, market economy, micro-perspective versus macro-perspective, paradigm, poldermodel, power/free communication, scientific framgentation, socialism
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De Irrationaliteit van de gedragseconomie
Irrationaliteit van de gedragseconomie Piet Keizer Associate Professor of Economic Methodology, Utrecht University School of economics – 03/05/2018 Inleiding De opmars van de gedragseconomie houdt aan. Het fenomeen ‘nudge’ wordt herkend en steeds meer toegepast. In ons land is de … Continue reading
The World is in Need of Mental Progress
The World is in Need of Mental Progress The Western world is on its return, and we know it. Inner weakness makes it difficult to compete with China and Russia, and to keep control over the robots, which might … Continue reading
WHY NATIONS FAIL ACCORDING TO ACEMOGLU
Why Nations Fail according to Daron Acemoglu In 2012 Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson (AR) published a book titled Why Nations Fail. A large number of persons and organisations are recommending this book, among them 6 Nobel Laureates. The cover … Continue reading
Posted in Multidisciplinary Economics, Papers
Tagged inclusve institutions, institutions, wealth of nations
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