Brněnská ekonomická škola a mezní užitek

Tomáš Vaverka

E-LOGOS, 2010, vol. 2010, issue 1, 16 pages

Abstract: The discussion over the character of economics as an exact science is still vivid. During the 20th century the attempts to establish the solid foundations for the exact economics are to be found by the authors of the Austrian school of economics. The same thought emerges by the Brno school as well where there is an explicit claim on epistemological purification of economics. This article describes the common features of both above mentioned approaches which can be seen particularly in deriving the law of diminishing marginal utility by purely formal methods. Furthermore, on the grounds of this analysis, there are uncovered the general conditions of the possibility to develop economics as an exact science.

Keywords: Apriorism; Teleology; Praxeology; Impozicionism; Apriorismus; Teleologie; Praxeologie; Impozicionismus (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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