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The economics of scientific misconduct : fraud, replication failure, and research ethics in empirical inquiry

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Institutional economics, positive economics, pragmatism, and recent philosophy of science : reply to Liebhafsky and Liebhafsky

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Standard histories of economics usually treat the "marginal revolution" of the midnineteenth century as both supplanting the "classical" economics of Smith and Ricardo and as advancing the idea of economics as a mathematical science. The marginalists - especially Jevons and Walras - viewed...

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