Apr 23, 2007 08:39
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English term
technical nature of economic theory
English
Bus/Financial
Economics
general
Continued from the previous question.
Indeed in the Leontief's interview we find even a series of complaints about increasingly technical nature of economic theory. Nevertheless the technical details of economic analysis are not totally absent from the conversations.
My idea is that a theory can't be technical so they are speaking about excessive accent on methods in the prejudice of the pure theory. But I may be wrong...
Indeed in the Leontief's interview we find even a series of complaints about increasingly technical nature of economic theory. Nevertheless the technical details of economic analysis are not totally absent from the conversations.
My idea is that a theory can't be technical so they are speaking about excessive accent on methods in the prejudice of the pure theory. But I may be wrong...
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William [Bill] Gray
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It may be referring to one or both of two things:
- a new technical jargon has been developed to explain the theories
- a new plethora of technical tools are being used to produce the theories
Perhaps?
- a new technical jargon has been developed to explain the theories
- a new plethora of technical tools are being used to produce the theories
Perhaps?
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