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Nobel İktisat Ödülleri Üzerine Bir Yorum
[An Interpretation on Nobel Prizes in Economic Sciences]

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Soyak, Alkan
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Since the neoclassical economics dominants in the literature, its scientific power can be possible sanctify by Nobel prizes. So it’s a normal process that the Nobel prizes reflect the new trends in economics. When the causal relationship between powerfull of orthodoxy and nobel prizes in economics turns over, an interesting case study occurs. The main purpose of the studuy is to discuss that how Nobel prizes effect on methods, trends and problems of economic analysis. So some arrguments based on the interest areas of the nobel laureates will be developed and some empirical observations will be introduced in this paper.

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Keywords: Nobel Prizes in Economics Orthodox Paradigm Neoclassical Economics

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