On letting serious crises go to waste

Francesco Guala

Journal of Economic Methodology, 2021, vol. 28, issue 1, 40-45

Abstract: Although the philosophy of economics has thrived during periods of crisis, it is by no means clear that it will continue to do so. Have philosophers of economics wasted important opportunities during the past decade? If so, why? Is there anything to learn from this experience? What should we do now that another crisis is in the making?

Date: 2021
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