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Foundations of Economic Method : A Popperian Perspective
Understanding Popper’s Theory of Science
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April 17 2003
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Publication date:
April 17 2003
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: 261-273
DOI:
10.4324/9780203428146-24
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Book chapters
pp. 23
Prologue
pp. 35
The Problem of Induction vs. the Problem with Induction
pp. 52
The Explanatory Problem of Individualism
pp. 71
Rationality vs. Maximization
pp. 84
Maximization and Game Theory
pp. 101
Ideal-type Methodology and
pp. 112
Psychologistic Individualism and the Methodology of New Institutional Economics
pp. 121
Equilibrium-based Explanation
pp. 148
Imperfect Knowledge vs. Imperfect Behavior Does dealing with inadequate knowledge always
pp. 162
From Macroeconomics to Evolutionary Game Theory
pp. 187
Time and Evolution in Economic Theory
pp. 205
Instrumentalism vs. Conventionalism: Against Rule-based Methodology
pp. 218
Optimistic vs. Defeatist Conventionalism
pp. 242
Falsifiability without Popper on the Agenda
pp. 261
Understanding Popper’s Theory of Science
pp. 274
Situational Analysis and Neoclassical Explanation
pp. 289
Knowledge and Learning in Economic Models
pp. 297
Individualism and Social Knowledge
pp. 306
Obstacles to Building Realistic Models
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