Economic Philosophy by Joan G. Robinson
A concise, critical examination of conventional economic thought that argues for grounding theory in real-world institutions, history and ethics rather than abstract equilibrium models; it stresses the importance of distribution, imperfect competition, uncertainty and power relations, questions excessive reliance on mathematical formalism, and advocates a pluralistic, policy-oriented approach focused on full employment, social justice and constructive institutional change.
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- 1962
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