Book Detail.
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Author Last Name |
North |
Keywords |
economics |
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Book Title |
Coase Theorem |
Pages |
146 |
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Subtitle |
A Study In Economic Epistemology |
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Subject (Series) |
Economics Moral and Ethics Aspects |
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Year of Publication |
1992 |
PDF Filesize in Bytes |
5.9 MB |
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Price of Paper Format |
$25.00 |
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Edition |
1st |
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Long Description |
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Catalog Description |
Modern economics is blind to questions of epistemology. In their attempts to portray economics as a neutral, value-free science, modern economists offer solutions to social problems that have no relation at all to reality. In The Coase Theorem, Gary North explodes the myth of value-free economics and suggests that modern economics is in a state of crisis. This crisis is epitomized by Nobel-prize winner R. H. Coase's theorem on the problem of social cost. |