L'aspect structurel

Johan Akerman

Revue Économique, 1954, vol. 5, issue 6, 881-895

Abstract: [eng] SUMMARY The author demonstrates the necessity of tïking the structural aspect iito consideration basing this assertion on three examples the statistical demand curves the problem of growth and the explanation forecasting of the most severe crisis of the epoch of industrialism 1929 Starting from the fundamental dichotomy of causal analysis and planning the micro- macro problem and the question of structural homogenity are discussed leading to the conclusion that lassic theory Keynesian Stockholm School reposes on very special non-realistic assumptions The structural and atomistic approaches are then compared systematically see the diagram and the two schemes in the text The relation between the ana lysis of aggregate concepts and the structural approach is examined and finally the author puts the question is it probable that the structural approach will supersede theory solely applying conceptual analysis of aggregates and answers in the affirmative yet stressing the obstacles impeding such methodological change

Date: 1954
Note: DOI:10.3406/reco.1954.407082
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