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A
- ABC-group
- abduction
- absolute and relative consumption
- academia
- access motive
- accumulation of capital
- addictions
- affect
- Agassi (Joseph)
- agathotopia
- agency
- agent
- agent-based modeling
- agent-based models
- agent-based simulation
- agrarianism
- agricultural policy
- agricultural survey
- agriculture
- Alexander Chayanov
- Allais (Maurice)
- Allen (Roy)
- Allied Social Science Associations
- altmetrics
- ambiguity
- American Economic Association
- American institutionalism
- analogy
- Analysis
- Ancien Régime
- anger
- animal spirits
- anticipation
- antisemitism
- applied economics
- arbitristas
- archives
- ARIMA
- Arrow (Kenneth J.)
- association
- attention allocation
- attention economy
- attraction
- auctions
- Austrian economic theory
- autonomy
B
- balance of trade
- Balkan economies
- Balzac (Honoré de)
- bank holding companies
- bankruptcy
- banks
- bargaining set
- baron de la Brède et de)
- basic income
- Bayesian Econometrics
- Bazarov (Vladimir)
- behavior
- behavioral development economics
- behavioral economics
- behavioral hazard
- behavioral normative economics
- behavioral public policy
- behavioural economics
- behavioural economics and anthropology
- behavioural law and economics
- behavioural paternalism
- belief spaces
- Bentham (Jeremy)
- bibliographic coupling
- bibliometric analysis
- bimetallism
- Blanc (Louis)
- Bodio (Luigi)
- Boer war
- Böhm-Bawerk (Eugen)
- Boltanski (Luc)
- Botero (Giovanni)
- bounded rationality
- Bourdieu (Pierre)
- Bowles (Samuel)
- Brandeis University
- Buchanan (James M.)
- Buchanan (James)
- Bulgaria
- bureaucracy
- business cycle
- business cycles
- business cycles theory
- business ethics
C
- calculation in kind
- calculative device
- cameralism
- Canguilhem (Georges)
- capital
- Capital
- capitalism
- care
- Carra (Jean-Louis)
- cartels
- Carter (Anne P.)
- Castile
- catholicism
- causality
- Central Statistical Administration
- Chamberlain (Joseph)
- charis
- Chicago school
- Chinese tradition
- Chipman
- choice
- choice heuristics
- circular cumulative causation
- circumscription of interests
- citation counts
- citation indexing
- citation networks
- citations
- citizen economics
- citizen engagement
- civil society
- classical approach
- Classical Economics
- classical theory
- Clavière (Etienne)
- closed-form solution
- co-operative economics
- Coase (Ronald H.)
- codetermination
- cognitive biases
- cognitive economics
- cognitive empathy
- cognitive psychology
- Cole (G.D.H)
- collective action
- collectivization
- Colombia
- colonies
- commercial crisis
- commodification
- common good
- Commons (John R.)
- communication
- communism
- competition
- competitiveness
- complex phenomena
- complexity
- composite good
- computable general equilibriun models
- computation
- computational game theory
- computational social science
- computerization
- Computerization of economics
- computerization of economics
- conditional games
- consequentialism
- conspicuous luxury
- constitutional heuristic
- constitutions
- consumer sovereignty
- consumption
- contractarianism
- convention
- cooperation
- copyright
- corporate
- corrective justice
- cost of living index
- cost-benefit analysis
- cost-of-living
- cost-push inflation
- Counter-Reformation age
- Cowles Commission
- credibility
- credit
- credit system
- crises
- criticisms of the market
- cultural adaptation
- cultural economics
- cumulative process
- Currie (Lauchlin)
- cycles of turnover of fixed capital
D
- Daszyńska-Golińska (Zofia)
- Data Resources Inc. (DRI)
- Davidson (Donald)
- Debreu (Gérard)
- debt crisis
- debt sustainability
- decision making
- decision support
- decision theory
- Delors Report
- demand for health care
- demand for insurance
- demand functions
- demand-pull inflation
- democracy
- demography
- Department of Applied Economics (Cambridge)
- depressions
- Descartes (René)
- description invariance
- Deux-Ponts
- development
- development economics
- Dewey (John)
- dialectics
- dietary guidelines
- difference principle
- differend
- diffusion of information
- discrimination
- disequilibrium
- distributional justice
- diversity
- division of labor
- domestic divergences
- Don Juan
- Don Quixote
- Downs (Anthony)
- DSGE models
- Dublin Society
- Dupuit (Jules)
- Dutch (economic thought)
- dynamic stochastic general equilibrium
- dynamics
- Dynare
E
- early modern era
- Eckstein (Otto E.)
- eco-development
- ecological planning
- econometric modelling
- econometrics
- economic agency
- economic analysis and modelling
- economic anthropology
- economic character
- economic crises
- economic cycles
- economic development
- economic dynamics
- economic expertise
- economic growth
- economic history
- economic laws
- economic liberalism
- economic literacy
- economic methodology
- economic modeling
- economic philosophy
- economic planning
- economic policy
- economic policy advice
- economic policy domains
- economic processes
- economic psychology
- economic recovery
- economic statistics
- economic theory
- economics and anthropology
- economics and literature
- economics and physics
- economics imperialism
- economics of attention
- economics of conventions
- economics profession
- economies of scale
- education
- Edwards (Ward)
- efficiency
- efficient market hypothesis
- eighteenth-century Ireland
- elasticity of substitution
- electric power transmission
- electro-analog computers
- Ellsberg (Daniel)
- Ellsberg Paradox
- Ely (Richard T.)
- embeddedness
- emotion
- emotional differentials
- emotional empathy
- emotional perception of time.
- emotional processes
- emotions
- empathy
- empirical game-theoretic analysis
- empirical validation
- energy transition
- entrepreneur
- environmental constraints
- environmental economics
- environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC)
- epistemology
- equality
- equilibrium
- equilibrium business cycle theories
- error correction model
- esteem
- ethicracy
- ethics
- ethics of democracy
- eugenics
- European monetary integration
- European Monetary Unification
- European Union
- evolution
- exchange rates
- exhaustible resources
- exogeneity
- expectations
- expenses
- experiment
- experimental economics
- expertise
- explanation of the principle
- extensionality
- externalities
- extra-welfarism
F
- Fama (Eugene F.)
- family
- Federal Reserve
- female entrepreneurship
- feminism
- Fichte (Johann G.)
- fiction
- field theory
- field work
- finance capital
- financial capitalism
- financial crisis
- financial instability
- financial regulation
- financial revolution
- financial risk management
- financial stability
- financialization
- firm
- fiscal and monetary policy
- fiscal policy
- Fisher (Irving)
- folk economics
- forecasting
- foreign trade
- forest economics
- formal methods
- Foucault (Michel)
- framing
- France
- Frankfurt school
- free competition
- free trade
- Freiburg school of economics
- French economic thought
- French Liberal School
- French Revolution
- French translation
- Friedman (Milton)
- friendship-and-love
- Frisch (Ragnar)
- Fu (Yan)
- futurity
G
- game theory
- Garegnani (Pierangelo)
- gender
- gender bias
- gender equality
- gender gap
- gender in economics
- general equilibrium
- general equilibrium analysis
- general price index
- generalized Darwinism
- generative science
- geological constraints
- Georgescu-Roegen (Nicholas)
- German economics
- german historical-ethical economics
- gift
- Gigerenzer (Gerd)
- Gintis (Herbert)
- Girard (René)
- global warming
- God
- Godelier (Maurice)
- Gold Standard
- governance
- Graeber (David)
- gravitation
- gravity models
- Great Depression
- groups
- Guillaume (Édouard)
- Guillaume (Georges)
- gunboat diplomacy
H
- Haavelmo (Trygve)
- happiness
- Hard Times
- Harsanyi (John)
- Harvard University
- Hayek (Friedrich A.)
- health economics
- healthcare
- Heckscher (Eli F.)
- Hegel (Georg W. F.)
- Heller (Walter W.)
- Hendry (David F.)
- heterodox economics
- heterogeneity
- hierarchical clustering
- higher-education
- Hilferding (Rudolf)
- Hirschman (Albert O.)
- historians of economics and economic thought
- historiography of economics
- history
- History
- history of economic thought
- history of economics
- history of German economic thought
- history of higher education
- history of macroeconomics
- history of political thought
- history of statistics
- Hobbes (Thomas)
- Holbach (Paul-Henry Thiry d’)
- holism
- Homo economicus
- Homo psychologicus
- hope
- Hotelling rule
- Hubbert (Marion King)
- human capital
- human-machine interaction
I
- identity
- identity economics
- ideology
- imagination
- immigration
- impact factors
- impartial spectator
- impatience
- imports
- incentives
- income transfer
- Indian economics
- indifference curves
- individual ethics
- induction
- industry promotion
- inequality
- infinity
- inflation
- inflation expectations
- inflation tax
- information
- information overload
- informative advertising
- infrastructure
- inheritance
- input-output analysis
- input-output economics
- institutional individualism
- institutional trust
- institutionalism
- institutionalizing economics teaching and research
- institutions
- instrumental variables
- intangible capital.
- intellectual property
- intellectual traditions
- interdisciplinarity
- interest-bearing loan
- interest-bearing loans
- interests
- International Monetary Fund (IMF)
- international trade
- internet
- interpersonal trust
- interpretation
- interpretation theory
- intertemporal choices
- intertemporal general equilibrium
- intertemporal setting
- investment
- involuntary unemployment
- Ireland
- Islamic economic thought
- Israel
L
- La Rochefoucauld (François de)
- labor market
- laboratory
- labour
- labour legislation
- labour market
- labour market equality
- Lamfalussy (Alexandre)
- land bank
- language
- large-scale macroeconometric modeling
- law
- Law (John)
- law and economics
- Le Bourva (Jacques)
- leading indicators
- learning and signaling
- legitimacy
- lender of last resort
- Leontief (Wassily)
- liberal egalitarianism
- liberal feminism
- liberal socialism
- liberalism
- libertarian paternalism
- life-cycle-overlapping generations models
- limited attention
- linear time
- Linguet (Simon-Nicolas-Henri)
- linkage model
- Lippmann (Walter)
- literary theory
- literature
- Locke (John)
- logrolling
- Lombard-Venetian school
- Lordon (Frédéric)
- loss aversion
- LSE econometrics
- Lucas (Robert E.)
- Lucas critique
- Lutz
- Lyotard (Jean-François)
M
- macroeconometrics
- macroeconomic modelling
- macroeconomics
- Mafia
- mainstream economics
- majority voting
- management research
- Mandeville (Bernard)
- manpower planning
- marginal social cost pricing
- marginal utility of income
- marginalim theory
- market
- market design
- market economies
- market socialism
- market transition in Russia
- markets
- Marshall (Alfred)
- Marx (Karl)
- marxism
- Marxism
- material constitution
- material culture
- mathematical analysis
- mathematical model
- mathematics
- maximin principle
- maximin-taxation
- Maxims
- Meade (James)
- medical metaphors
- memorandum
- menu of choice
- mercantilism
- merit goods
- methodological holism
- methodological individualism
- methodology
- methodology of economics
- methods
- microeconometrics
- microeconomics
- microfoundations of macroeconomics
- Mill (John S.)
- mimicry
- model misspecification
- model selection
- model selection and design
- model validation
- modeling
- modelling
- models
- monetary policy
- monetary system
- monetary theory
- money
- money demand
- monometallism
- Montesquieu (Charles Louis de Secondat
- moral action
- moral economy
- moral hazard
- moral philosophy
- moral preferences
- moral psychology
- moral sentiments
- morality
- Moreau de Jonnès (Alexandre)
- multicollinearity
- multilevel selection
- multiple correspondence analysis
- multiple correspondence analysis (MCA)
- multiple equilibria
- multiple-self models
- Musgrave (Richard A.)
- Myrdal (Alva)
- Myrdal (Gunnar)
N
- narrative construction
- narratives
- national accounting
- nationalism
- natural law
- natural monopoly
- natural resources economics
- nature of health care
- negative preference
- negotiated equilibrium
- neo-classical welfare economics
- Neo-Keynesian economics
- neo-Walrasian
- neoliberalism
- NEP
- Neurath (Otto)
- neuroeconomics
- neuroscience
- neutrality
- new classical economics
- new economic geography
- New Haven school
- new institutional economics
- New Institutionalist Economics
- new political macroeconomics
- new trade theory
- Newton (Isaac)
- nineteenth century
- non-invariance
- nonlinear models
- normative economics
- normative-positive divide
- Norway
- Nouvelles Ecclésiastiques
- novelty
- nudge
- Nyman (John)
P
- pamphlets
- paper credit
- parametric external economies
- Pareto (Vilfredo)
- Pareto principle
- Parfit (Derek)
- participation
- participative socialism
- passions
- Passy (Fréderic)
- paternalism
- path dependence
- pathology
- Pauly (Mark V.)
- peasant economy
- perception
- performativity
- performativity of economics
- person
- personal identity
- persuasion
- Petit (Louis Amable)
- Petty (William)
- Phillips curve
- physics
- Pigou (Arthur C.)
- Pigou (Arthur C.)
- Piketty (Thomas)
- Pinter (Harold)
- planning
- platforms
- Polanyi (Karl)
- policy rule
- policymaking
- political arithmetic
- political business cycle
- political economics
- Political economy
- political economy
- political economy of war
- political philosophy
- political science
- polity
- polysemy
- Popper (Karl R.)
- Popper-Lynkeus (Joseph)
- population
- port economics
- port policy
- positive economics
- positive political theory
- post-modernism
- poverty
- power structures in economics
- preference aggregation
- preferences
- price index
- Prior (Thomas)
- privacy
- pro-social behaviors
- probability
- production
- profitability
- programming
- progressive taxation
- propensity to consume
- property of the means of production
- property rights
- property-owning democracy
- prospect theory
- prospective
- Proudhon (Pierre-Joseph)
- prudence
- psychological theory
- psychological time
- psychology
- public choice
- public credit
- public debt
- public economics
- public engagement
- public finance
- public goods
- public goods game
- public policy
- public reason
- public science
- public utilities
- pure economics
R
- race
- radical uncertainty
- Rae (John)
- railway planning
- railways
- Raseri (Enrico)
- rational choice
- Rational Choice Theory
- rational economics
- rational inattention
- rational voter
- rationality
- Rawls (John)
- Rawls (John)
- realism
- reciprocity
- recognition
- redistribution
- reflexivity
- regulatory ethics
- relations
- reproduction schema
- research hardware
- reservation price
- reserve army
- resource flow accounting
- Reutern (Mikhail Kh.)
- revealed preferences
- review articles
- rhetorics
- Ricardo (David)
- rights
- Riker (William H.)
- risk aversion
- risks
- Robinson (Joan)
- rogues
- role of economists
- Ross (Don)
- Rossi (Pellegrino)
- Rousseau (Jean-Jacques)
- Rueff (Jacques)
- rules
- rules of the game
- Russia
- Russian economic thought
- Russian liberal economist
- Russian peasant commune
S
- Sachs
- Saint-Simonians
- salience
- SAM
- Samuelson (Paul A.)
- Sargan (J. Denis)
- Say (Jean-Baptiste)
- Say’s law
- scanner data
- scarcity
- scholarly practices
- Schumpeter (Joseph A.)
- Schumpeter (Joseph A.)
- science and values
- scientific agenda
- scientific racism
- scientific research capital
- screening
- Searle (John)
- self-exposition
- self-interest
- self-love
- self-respect
- selves
- semantic hypergraphs
- Sen (Amartya)
- separate spheres ideology
- Serra (Antonio)
- Shackle (George L.)
- shame
- Sidgwick (Henry)
- Simon (Herbert)
- Simone de Beauvoir
- simulation
- simulation model
- simulations
- Sismondi (Jean Charles Léonard Simonde de)
- situational analysis
- Skinner (Andrew)
- slavery
- Smith (Adam)
- Smith (Adam)
- Snyder (Richard)
- social capital
- social choice
- social cognition
- social contract
- social coordination
- social cost
- social dividend
- social epistemology
- social facts
- social insurance
- social interactions
- social interdependencies
- social justice
- social morality
- social neuroscience
- social norms
- social philosophy
- social preferences
- social science model of economics
- Social Science Research Council (SSRC)
- social scientific methodology
- social studies of economics
- social trust
- socialism
- socialist agricultural policy
- socialist calculation
- socialist planning
- Société d’économie politique
- socio-semantic networks
- sources
- sovereignty
- space of topics
- spatial economics
- Spinoza (Baruch)
- Sraffian approach
- St. Petersburg paradox
- stagflation
- Stalin (Joseph)
- state bonus
- statics
- stationnary state
- statistical adequacy
- statistical discrimination
- statistics
- Statistique générale de la France
- Stiglitz (Joseph E.)
- stock exchange
- Stolypin Reforms
- Stone (Richard)
- structural invariance
- subjective time
- subjectivism
- subsistence goods
- substantive adequacy
- substantive utility
- substantivism
- substantivists and formalists debate
- surplus
- sustainable development
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- sympathy
- synthesis
- system
- systemism
T
- taboos
- tariff wars
- tariffs
- tax cut
- tax fairness
- tax policy
- taxation
- Taylor-Mill (Harriet)
- tech economics
- technical change
- Technocracy
- Technocratic Movement
- temporal discounting
- temporal incoherence
- temporality
- text mining
- textbook econometrics
- textbooks
- the World Bank
- theology
- theories of justice
- theory and scientific practice
- theory of action
- theory of economic action
- Theory of Justice
- theory of justice
- theory of measurement
- theory of supply and demand
- theory of value
- thermodynamics
- Thévenot (Laurent)
- Thomas Aquinas
- time
- time consistency
- time discounting
- time-use surveys
- Tobin (James)
- topic modeling
- topic modelling
- topics
- tort law
- tractability
- trade and development
- trade economists
- trade policy
- trade-off
- transaction cost
- transaction costs
- transcendental utility
- transcripts
- transition
- translation
- transport
- transport costs
- true preferences
- trust
- Tugan-Baranovsky (Mikhail I.)
- Tugan-Baranovsky (Mikhail I.)
- Tullock (Gordon)
- Tversky (Amos)
W
- wage labor
- wage theory
- wage-price spiral
- wages
- Walras (Léon)
- war and economics
- war costs
- war finance
- Wealth of Nations
- welfare
- welfare analysis
- welfare economics
- welfare state
- well-being
- Wicksell (Anna Bugge)
- Wicksell (Knut)
- Wisconsin institutionalism
- women economists
- women employment
- women in economics
- women in the economics profession
- women work
- wording effect
- words collocation
- work
- World War I
- World War II
- World War I
- worth
- wrongfulness
- Wyse (Thomas)
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