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Models, theories and arguments in economics
[Modèles, théories et arguments en économique]

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  • Pierre Salmon

    (IME - Institut de mathématiques économiques - UB - Université de Bourgogne)

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La réflexion sur la pensée économique se développe très rapidement. Y participent de nombreux économistes, mais aussi, phénomène nouveau, un nombre appréciable de philosophes. Je voudrais défendre ici une certaine conception de la recherche à mener dans ce qui est en train de devenir une spécialité ou un domaine aussi bien pour les économistes que pour les philosophes

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  • Pierre Salmon, 1987. "Models, theories and arguments in economics [Modèles, théories et arguments en économique]," Working Papers hal-01534445, HAL.
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