Titlebook: Unknowledge and Choice in Economics; Proceedings of a con Stephen F. Frowen (Bundesbank Professor of Monetar Conference proceedings 1990 St

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,G. L. S. Shackle’s Place in the History of Subjectivist Thought,s to the existence of a deeper problem pertaining to the way in which economists understand their own role. The experience is this: having referred a friend or student to Shackle’s work, one is told after a time that, gratifying and exciting as the experience was, the reader found it hard to see wha

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,Crusoe’s Kingdom: Cost, Choice and Political Economy,y is wheeled on to illustrate trade. But a reading of Defoe’s novel reveals a somewhat different picture. Crusoe’s own decision-making process is significantly richer than that envisaged in economics textbooks. Furthermore, Crusoe and Friday never engage in trade: their relationship is somewhere bet

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Time, Choice and Dynamics in Economics,ur, but is a result of momentarily balanced social forces. The interaction between individuals’ decisions and actions produces economic fluctuation in the short run, progressively inducing structural changes.

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Speech by G. L. S. Shackle at the Conference Dinner of the George Shackle Conference,ve given me, is to suppose that it is just one more item in a long series of enormous pieces of luck. My whole life has been a long chain of pieces of luck. I have had the immense good fortune of spending two and a quarter years at the LSE at a time which I feel, and I think that other people agree