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090			_a6.02 _bP1156p
245	1	0	_aThe philosophy of economics : _ban anthology
250			_a2 ed
260			_aNew York : _bCambridge University, _c1994
300			_a469 p.
505	8	0	_tPart I: classic discussions _tOn the definition and method of political economy - John Stuart Mill _tObjectivity and understanding in economics - Max Weber _tThe nature and significance of economic science - Lionel Robbins _tEconomics and human action - Frank Knight _tIdeology and method in political economy - Karl Marx _tThe limitations of marginal utility - Thorstein Veblen _tPart II: positivism and economic methodology _tOn verification in economic - Terence W. Hutchison _tOn indirect verification - Fritz Machlup _tThe methodology of positive economics - Milton Friedman _tTestability and approximation - Herbert Simon _tWhy look under the hood? - Daniel M. Hausman _tPart III: economics, ideology, and ethics _tScience and ideology - Joseph Schumpeter _tScience and ideology in economics - Robert M. Solow _tEconomics, rationality, and ethics - Daniel M. Hausman and Michael S. McPherson _tPart IV: special methodological problemns and perspectives _tOn econometric tools - Jacob Marschak _tEconomic model construction and econometrics - John Maynard Keynes _tThe corporation and the economist - Dennis C. Mueller _tThe market as a creative process - James M. Buchanan and Viktor J. Vanberg _tMethodological differences between institutional and neoclassical economics - William Dugger _tPart V: new philosophical directions and questions _tParadigms versus reserch programmes in the history of economics - Mark Blaug _tIf economics isn't science, what is it? - Alexander Rosenberg _tThe rhetoric of economics - Donald N. McCloskey
650		4	_aTeoria Econômica _911924
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998			_a20001018 _bMaria _cMaria do Carmo
998			_a20160803 _b0946^b _cCarolina
999			_aConvertido do Formato PHL _bPHL2MARC21 1.1 _c1345 _d1345
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