The natural economic science: re-writing economic fundamentals
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Bingley, UK
9781789732191
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Emerald Business Management and Economics Ebooks 2019
Includes bibliographical references and index
Re-writing Economic Fundamentals
Economics is widely regarded as a social science. In this ground-breaking new study, Paul Fudulu crosses the divide between natural and social science to introduce a new theory of natural economic science, based on one of the most important causal laws of physics: the entropic degradation of the universe.
Economics is widely regarded as a social science. In this ground-breaking new study, Paul Fudulu crosses the divide between natural and social science to introduce a new theory of natural economic science, based on one of the most important causal laws of physics: the entropic degradation of the universe.
online resource (xi, 193 p.)
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Prelims
Part I Natural Economic Assumptions and Methods
Chapter 1 Introductory Notes: Failures and Puzzles
Chapter 2 Preliminary Issues in Identifying a Natural Economic Axiom
Chapter 3 The Singular Axiom of Natural Economic Science
Chapter 4 The Methods of the Natural Economic Science
Part II Natural Solutions to Unsolvable Problems of Orthodox Economics
Chapter 5 The Anti-entropic Formation of Human Ends
Chapter 6 The Anti-entropic Formation of Preferences and Some of Its Implications
Chapter 7 Rules and Institutions as Opportunity Cost Patterns
Chapter 8 The Anti-entropic Theory of Culture Formation and its Fundamental Impact on Economic Performance
Chapter 9 Externalities and Public Goods as a Cover-up for Coercive Actions
Chapter 10 General Conclusions: Theoretical and Practical
Endnotes
References
Index
Part I Natural Economic Assumptions and Methods
Chapter 1 Introductory Notes: Failures and Puzzles
Chapter 2 Preliminary Issues in Identifying a Natural Economic Axiom
Chapter 3 The Singular Axiom of Natural Economic Science
Chapter 4 The Methods of the Natural Economic Science
Part II Natural Solutions to Unsolvable Problems of Orthodox Economics
Chapter 5 The Anti-entropic Formation of Human Ends
Chapter 6 The Anti-entropic Formation of Preferences and Some of Its Implications
Chapter 7 Rules and Institutions as Opportunity Cost Patterns
Chapter 8 The Anti-entropic Theory of Culture Formation and its Fundamental Impact on Economic Performance
Chapter 9 Externalities and Public Goods as a Cover-up for Coercive Actions
Chapter 10 General Conclusions: Theoretical and Practical
Endnotes
References
Index
| Access no. | Call number | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00420/20 | 330 Fud N | Online | Available |