Titlebook: Rethinking Rational Choice Theory; A Companion on Ratio Jan Jonge Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Jan de Jongemay be considered transnational according to definitions employed in this book. They are made within communities that are linked across international borders by practical, emotional and symbolic ties and in this, markedly contrast with the marriages described in this chapter. Here, the subject of th

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Introductionm the specific analysis of markets, prices and quantities to the general investigation of incentive-led behaviour in all situations of social interaction’ (Giocoli 2003, 345). ‘[T]oday economists can define their field more broadly, as being about the analysis of incentives in all social institutions’ (Myerson 1999, 1068).

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Neuroscience and Moral Reasoningives are at risk, successful people are those who employ a utilitarian reasoning. In this chapter this claim will be investigated. A relevant question is what the contribution of their research is to moral philosophy. The ambitions in this regard are sky-high but do not square with the distance between intuitions and theoretical concepts.

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Introductionalternative uses paved the way for rational choice theory. Robbins defined economics not in terms of a domain, but in terms of an ever-present aspect of the human condition, namely: scarcity. Therefore, in all human activities rational people should try to use their means (resources) efficiently. Ro