What do Economists Contribute?

Edited by Daniel B. Klein

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Date: 1999
ISBN: 978-1-349-14913-1
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: What Do Economists Contribute?

Daniel B. Klein

Ch 2 On the Role of Values in the Work of Economists

Frank D. Graham

Ch 3 Economists and Public Policy

Ronald Coase

Ch 4 On the Decline of Authority of Economists

William H. Hutt

Ch 5 ‘Realism’ in Policy Espousal

Clarence Philbrook

Ch 6 How To Do Well While Doing Good!

Gordon Tullock

Ch 7 The Common Weal and Economic Stories

D. N. Mccloskey

Ch 8 What Do Economists Know?

Thomas Schelling

Ch 9 Economists and the Correction of Error

Israel M. Kirzner

Ch 10 On Being an Economist

Friedrich von Hayek

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