02744cam a2200457M  4500999001700000003000800017005001700025007000300042008004100045020001500086020001800101020002100119020002400140029001800164035002300182035002000205040002200225041000800247049000900255050002100264082001500285245008000300250001200380260005200392300003400444500002400478504005200502505024800554520109100802650001501893650002001908650002701928650004001955650002801995650003902023650004502062700003802107942001202145946001102157952011802168  c74031d74031BJBSDDR20230410130414.0ta050429s1994    enk           001 0 eng d  a0521453119  a9780521453110  a052145929X (PBK)  a9780521459297 (PBK)1 aYDXCPb465822  a(OCoLC)ocm59835678  a(OCoLC)59835678  aUKV3GcUKV3Gbspa  aeng  aGRAL14aHB 71bP568 199404a330.0122004aThe philosophy of economics :ban anthology /cedited by Daniel M. Hausman.  a2nd ed.  aCambridge :bCambridge University Press,c1994.  aviii, 469 páginas ;c24 cm.  aPrevious ed.: 1984.  a Includes bibliographical references and index.  aPart I. Classic discussions -- 
Part II. Positivism and economic methodology -- 
Part III. Economics, ideology, and ethics -- 
Part IV. Special methodological problems and perspectives -- 
Part V. New philosophical directions and questions. 

  aThe second edition of this anthology contains twenty-two pivotal inves tigations in the philosophy of economics. The editor has expanded and updated coverage of such key areas as ethics and economics and the rhetoric of economics. Daniel M. Hausman's revised introduction and section introductions situate the contributions in their historical and analytical contexts and help the reader achieve a more systematic over view of economic methodology. Recommended readings, which now follow the selections, enable readers to pursue the issues developed in each of the selections. The collection provides a comprehensive and organized introduction to economic methodology for students and pro fessionals in economics, philosophy, and the other social sciences, as well as for a more general audience.

Daniel M. Hausman is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is a coeditor of the journal Economics and Philosophy, and his other recent works include The Inexact and Separate Science of Economics (1992) and Essays on Philosophy and Economic Methodology (1992). 0aEconomics. 4aEconomía9761 0aEconomicsxPhilosophy. 4aFilosofía de la economía914673 0aEconomicsxMethodology. 4aEconomía xMetodología 910718 4aColección René Villarreal (CRV)97601 a Daniel M. Hausman.d1947-925966  2lcccBK  amfcruz  001040708CSaBJBbBJBcCSd2023-04-10l0oHB 71 P568 1994p00000071121r2018-10-25 00:00:00t1w2018-10-25yBK