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Communications Behavior of Academic Economists
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Marketing Ideas of Selected Empirical Liberal Economists 1870 to 1900
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Economists and the state: An Austrian critique of public finance economics
This thesis critiques public finance economics from an Austrian school perspective. The critique employs property rights and Austrian method and economic theory; Chapter I provides a brief discussion of Austrian method. This is an important chapter because most of the criticisms offered in this …
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The Education of Economists: Social Norms and the Academy in the Canadian Context
… and consequent beliefs of a range of Canadian economists, especially macroeconomists. To achieve this goal, I have undertaken a number of comparative case studies within the Canadian context. These have generated data from a survey of 100 academic economists as well as a series of in-depth …
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Leadership characteristics, functions, incentives, inhibitors, and development experiences as perceived by selected home economists
The importance of leadership development in the profession of home economics ranks as a high priority. The American Home Economics Association discussed leadership development at the 1989 Strategic Planning Conference, appointed a national Leadership Development Committee, and has planned workshops …
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A Preliminary Investigation of the Significant Other Relationship Experienced by Home Economists in Higher Education
… of this study was to determine whether home economists in higher education perceived significant others as having played an influential role in their professional career development. An additional purpose of the study was to gather baseline data that would be useful in future resea
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A description of the efforts of home economists attempting to learn clothing and textile subject matter
… the self-directed learning efforts of home economists regarding clothing and textile subject matter. The sample was drawn from members of the Ventura County Home Economists in Home and Community in Ventura County, California. The study employed a grounded theory approach using a modified …
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A Study of the Development of Monetary Theory of English Economists in the Classical Tradition, 1776-1848
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Passwords to power: a public rationale for expert influence on central government policy-making: British scientists and economists. c.1900-c.1925
… for public consumption by British scientists and economists in the period from c. 1900 to c. 1925, which was aimed at securing executive influence over government policy-making for these expert groups. I argue that members of each group followed characteristic strategies and produced distinctive …
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Sources of Productivity Growth and Its Relation to the Distribution of Income in Industrialized Countries and Korea
… of poverty are the most important concern of the economists. So, the area of economic growth and income distribution has been drawing growing attention to many development economists and policy makers since the early 1960s.
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Evolution and Refinement of the Concept of Supply and Demand from Cournot to Marshall
… As one looks at the correspondence between the economists of an eighty year period (Cournot to Marshall), thinking can be clarified on the discussion of supply and demand. | Relationships are shown between these economists. There are similarities as well as differences in their thinking. | …
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German Economic Thought and the Marxist Critique of Political Economy, 1843-1941
… narrow lens, the relationship between Marxist economists and university economists is often assumed to have always been starkly antagonistic. This thesis corrects this view by depicting the far more nuanced, complex, sympathetic, flexible, and negotiable conversations that took place between …
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Seaweed : a Web application for designing economic games
Seaweed is a web application for experimental economists with no programming background to design two-player symmetric games in a visual-oriented interface. Games are automatically published to the web where players can play against each other remotely and game play is logged so that the game's …
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Third-party effects and labor entitlements: an economic perspective
… The second part begins with an examination of economists' views of the labor relation. A survey of views indicates that economists have failed to approach labor actions in a manner that is both analytic and cognizant of the pervasive interdependence in labor. The concluding chapter of the …
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The use of the logistic curve in forecasting mineral production
… and often striking. It is to be expected that economists have tried to approach these changes analytically and determine their causes, and their nature, and in so doing have achieved a certain measure of success. As Kuznets (20) remarked in 1930, *Economists know a good deal about cyclical …
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The Economic Theories of the Frankfurt Institute for Social Research, 1923-1945
… both directorships, the remarkable work of its economists has been overshadowed by the pronounced and widespread focus on its philosophers and cultural critics. Not only was economic theory central to the work of the Institute until 1945 at the very least, but it formed the substructure of the …
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Democracy after deliberation: Bridging the constitutional economicsdeliberative democracy divide
… within an institutional setting. Constitutional economists model political agents in the same way that neoclassical economists model economic agents, that is, as self-regarding, rational maximizers; so that evaluations of democratic legitimacy and stability depend on the extent to which the …
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Η ΚΡΙΣΗ ΤΟΥ 1929 ΚΑΙ ΟΙ ΕΛΛΗΝΕΣ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΟΛΟΓΟΙ: ΣΥΜΒΟΛΗ ΣΤΗΝ ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΚΗΣ ΣΚΕΨΗΣ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΤΟΥ ΜΕΣΟΠΟΛΕΜΟΥ
… TEXTBOOKS. THE WORKOF FOUR PROMINENT ACADEMIC ECONOMISTS IS BEEN ANALYSED EXTENSIVELY, SINCE IT REFLECTS DIFFERENT APPROACHES WHICH CONSTITUTE DISTINCT SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT. A FINAL CHAPTER DISCUSSES THE CONTRIBUTION OF NON-ACADEMIC ECONOMISTS ON MONETARY AND FISCAL MATTERS BEFORE AND AFTER THE …
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Monetary Policy in Thailand: A Case Study of the Monetary Authorities' Actual Behavior, 1960-1981
… subject has not been a major preoccupation of economists concerned with macroeconomic and monetary policy. Attention to central bank behavior has been kept in the spirit of normative rather than positive economics. Little effort has been made to study central bank behavior objectively with …
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