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Neo-Classical Microeconomics
Neo-classical microeconomics has dominated economics as a school of thought since the end of the nineteenth century. Seen as the ‘orthodox’ school, it has been challenged by many of the newer schools that have been developed since, but none has succeeded in supplanting neo-classical microeconomic theory as the foundation stone of economics.
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Critical Acclaim
Contributors
Contents
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Neo-classical microeconomics has dominated economics as a school of thought since the end of the nineteenth century. Seen as the ‘orthodox’ school, it has been challenged by many of the newer schools that have been developed since, but none has succeeded in supplanting neoclassical microeconomic theory as the foundation stone of economics.
Critical Acclaim
‘Two excellent volumes.’
– Walter Eltis, The Economic Journal
– Walter Eltis, The Economic Journal
Contributors
42 articles, dating from 1891 to 1981
Contributors include: J. Hirshleifer, H. Hotelling, K.J. Lancaster, G.J. Stigler, J. Williamson
Contributors include: J. Hirshleifer, H. Hotelling, K.J. Lancaster, G.J. Stigler, J. Williamson
Contents
Contents: Volume I: 1. Constrained Choice 2. Markets 3. Information Problems 4. Theory of the Firm 5. Other Applications of the Neoclassical Method • Volume II: 1. Public Goods and Externalities 2. Demand Revealing Problems 3. Second Best Welfare Theory 4. Optimal Taxation 5. The Social Rate of Discount 6. The Environment 7. Medical Care 8. Empirical Studies of Efficiency Costs
