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Economics
Foundational Economics
History of Economic Thought (Economic Doctrines)
1. Introduction to the History of Economic Thought
2. Pre-Classical Economic Thought
3. Mercantilism and the Rise of the Nation-State
4. The Physiocrats
5. The Classical School
6. Socialist and Critical Responses to Classical Economics
7. The German Historical School
8. The Marginal Revolution and Neoclassical Economics
9. The Austrian School of Economics
10. Institutional Economics
11. The Keynesian Revolution
12. Post-War Economic Thought
13. Challenges to Keynesian Consensus
14. Contemporary Economic Thought
10.
Institutional Economics
10.1.
Origins and Foundations
10.1.1.
Critique of Neoclassical Abstractions
10.1.2.
Focus on Institutions and Culture
10.1.3.
Evolutionary Approach
10.1.4.
Holistic Methodology
10.2.
Thorstein Veblen
10.2.1.
Theory of the Leisure Class
10.2.2.
Conspicuous Consumption
10.2.3.
Pecuniary vs Industrial Employments
10.2.4.
Instinct of Workmanship
10.2.5.
Theory of Business Enterprise
10.2.6.
Evolutionary Economics
10.2.7.
Critique of Neoclassical Theory
10.3.
John R Commons
10.3.1.
Legal Foundations of Capitalism
10.3.2.
Institutional Economics
10.3.3.
Collective Action and Transactions
10.3.4.
Working Rules and Going Concerns
10.3.5.
Reasonable Value Theory
10.3.6.
Labor Economics
10.4.
Wesley Clair Mitchell
10.4.1.
Business Cycles Research
10.4.2.
Quantitative Methods
10.4.3.
National Bureau of Economic Research
10.4.4.
Money Economy Analysis
10.5.
Later Institutional Developments
10.5.1.
John Kenneth Galbraith
10.5.2.
Clarence Ayres
10.5.3.
Allan Gruchy
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