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The Intersection of Philosophy and Economics: Building a More Equitable Future with Sociological Insights

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  • Challoumis, Constantinos

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The purpose of this research spans empirical analysis, analytical sociology- or mechanism-based modeling of individual, and network, level social phenomena. An adequate empirical question and analysis are proposed as the foundations for any valid subsequent social mechanism analysis of network effects.

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  • Challoumis, Constantinos, 2025. "The Intersection of Philosophy and Economics: Building a More Equitable Future with Sociological Insights," MPRA Paper 123824, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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