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Economics: The Dismal Science?

Authors: Stephen Alan Marglin;

Economics: The Dismal Science?

Abstract

Résumé La distribution des salaires et des richesses est un sujet de préoccupation. Les conséquences écologiques et l’impact du marché sur les relations humaines ne sont pas prises en compte par la théorie de l’efficience. La science économique traditionnelle se défend : les agents sont supposés être, par leur nature la plus profonde, des êtres humains motivés seulement par l’intérêt. Il n’y a donc pas de communauté qui soit dommageable. La titrisation est seulement un exemple de comment les présuppositions de la science économique ont été dommageables pour la communauté. Une partie de la solution à la crise de l’économie est une nouvelle science économique.

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