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Pensato per "Kritrica Economica"
[Intended for "Kritica Economica"]

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  • Baron, Hervé

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Dopo aver letto con interesse e attenzione il testo di Louis-Philippe Rochon e Sergio Rossi: “Bisogna continuare a insegnare l’economia neoclassica?”, i quali, dopo aver proposto di rifiutarsi d’insegnare tale approccio, in subordine suggeriscono di continuare a “insegnarla, ma solo per confutarla, per rendere gli studenti consapevoli di ciò che vi è di sbagliato”, ho deciso di cercare di dare un contributo, per quanto modesto, ad un possibile dibattito. Con una proposta: rimettere al centro dei corsi base di economia la storia del pensiero economico.

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  • Baron, Hervé, 2024. "Pensato per "Kritrica Economica" [Intended for "Kritica Economica"]," MPRA Paper 119752, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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