Cost, Choice, and Political Economy
Jack Wiseman
This book presents in one volume Professor Wiseman's seminal work on the theory of costs and the economist's treatment of the role of government. The major themes concern the subjectivity of costs and the unknowability of the future. From an initial scepticism about pricing rules, the arguments develop into a comprehensive critique of mainstream economic theory and, more positively, an exposition of the fundamentals of a new political economy grounded in choice-as-opportunity-cost.
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Year:
1989
Publisher:
Gower Publishing Company
Language:
english
Pages:
312
ISBN 10:
1852781653
ISBN 13:
9781852781651
File:
PDF, 16.61 MB
IPFS:
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english, 1989