Veblen’s “Instinct of Workmanship,” Its Cognitive Foundations, and Some Implications for Economic Theory
Cordes, Christian
Chief amo…
Category: Journal of Economic Issues
“Pragmatisms (Plural) Part I: Classical Pragmatism and Some Implications for Empirical Inquiry”
Webb, James L
The institutional econ…
In defense of a tax on foreign exchange
Prasch, Robert E
This past fall has been a most interesting period in the history of the wor…
Identifying risks, preventing crisis: Lessons from the Asian crisis
Grabel, Ilene
The recent financial crises in Asia, Brazil, Russi…
Strategic bankruptcy and private pension default
Orr, Douglas V
A rapidly growing literature focuses on potential problems for both …
Sweatshops On Wheels: Winners and Losers In Trucking Deregulation
Trebing, Harry M
SWEATSHOPS ON WHEELS: WINNERS AND LOSERS IN TRUCK…
Poverty and the death penalty
Johnson, Jeffrey L
Disparities of wealth are inevitable within capitalism. Perhaps nowhere are these d…
Winners and Losers in Globalization
Griffith, Winston H
Winners and Losers in Globalization, by Guillermo de la Dehesa. Maiden, MA: …
Bounded rationality, institutions, and uncertainty
Dequech, David
The notion of bounded rationality, originally developed by Herbert…
How to Reduce Unemployment in Europe
Wolfram Elsner
How to Reduce Unemployment in Europe, edited by Mario Baldassarri. Central Issu…