Does The Sensory Order

William N. Butos and Roger G. Koppl

A chapter in Cognition and Economics, 2006, pp 19-50 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: Cognition and psychology have become central issues in economics. While this interest represents a radical change in economic theory, it does have a useful history that we believe is only partially recognized by contemporary economists. Although it is customary to cite Herbert Simon's important work in this regard,1we suggest Hayek's earlier workThe Sensory Order(1952) should enjoy similar billing.

Date: 2006
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