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Tag Archives: paradigm
The Practical Significance of Keynes’s Philosophy
The Practical Significance of Keynes’s Philosophy Introduction During the 2010’s economics as a science has been heavily criticised. Eighty years ago the same happened. The First Great Depression of the 1930’s was a shock for the establishment of the academic … Continue reading
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
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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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Protestantism and Economc Development
Protestantism and Economic Development Empirical research suggests time and again that there is a positive relationship between Protestantism and economic growth. Unfortunately the theory about Protestantism is quite unclear, which makes the interpretation of the empirical relationship problematic.
Piet Keizer 