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El crecimiento económico y la supervivencia”: el caso de las matemáticas y la economía

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Javier Gómez Pineda ()
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El tema de la “matematización” de la economía se trata en el marco de la relación entre la cultura y la tecnología y el tema del avance de las técnicas del análisis económico se enmarca en el principio de Adam Smith de la división del trabajo en la industria de la ciencia. Por medio de un argumento verbal se muestran las relaciones entre la cultura, la tecnología y el descubrimiento científico y se concluye que la enseñanza de la economía, además de los principios económicos, debería transmitir una buena actitud y aptitud matemáticas. Además, se emplea el ejemplo de la división del trabajo y las economías externas en la industria del conocimiento científico para ilustrar la diferencia entre economías externas y economías de escala, así como para mostrar, en el caso de la industria del conocimiento, la importancia del argumento de Currie (1986) sobre las consecuencias de política de los modelos que utilizan la axiomatización más estándar del crecimiento económico.

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