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Rational choice theory / Classical economics / Economic model / Institutional economics / Supply and demand / Kenneth Arrow / Factors of production / Cambridge capital controversy / Economics / Economic theories / Neoclassical economics
Date: 2001-07-01 22:00:44
Rational choice theory
Classical economics
Economic model
Institutional economics
Supply and demand
Kenneth Arrow
Factors of production
Cambridge capital controversy
Economics
Economic theories
Neoclassical economics

Revised final draft Knowledge and the Role of Institutions in Economic Theory © Lawrence A. Boland Though economic analysis and general reasoning are of wide application, yet every age and

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