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Enterprises and the Social Environment,only with a short and final “yes”. Is it not the case that quantitative and empirical disciplines have been successfully established in the field of economics for some time? And what actually exists must, finally, be possible. Another question — Is metaphysics possible as a science? — a question tha

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