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Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death
- Subject: Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death
- From: egglesto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Brian Eggleston)
- Date: Tue, 18 Jan 1994 14:23:17 -0600
Brad Cox-
Some insights into why (orthodox) economists are so attached to "stasis
and equilibrium" might be gained by examining Bruna Ingrao and Giorgio
Israel's _The Invisible Hand: Economic Equilibrium in the History of
Science_ (MIT Press, 1990). I just finished it and found it very
enjoyable/helpful. with your physics background, you should find this
very interesting and readable. I have other suggestions but would be
curious about your perceptions of this work.
Brian Eggleston
Department of Economics
Augustana College
egglesto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Thread context:
- Re: Colander and New Keynesian Economics 17 Jan 1994 11:22:04 -0700 from <FAC_BROSSER@VAX1.ACS.JMU.EDU>,
Jim Devine Tue 18 Jan 1994, 20:53 GMT
- PEN-L,
Brian Eggleston Tue 18 Jan 1994, 20:30 GMT
- equilibrium and corpses,
UNICOLL Tue 18 Jan 1994, 19:02 GMT
- Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Brad Cox @ GMU/PSOL Tue 18 Jan 1994, 17:58 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Brian Eggleston Tue 18 Jan 1994, 20:23 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
ECOPPC Wed 19 Jan 1994, 18:36 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Brian Eggleston Wed 19 Jan 1994, 19:04 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
FAC_BROSSER Wed 19 Jan 1994, 19:28 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
FAC_BROSSER Wed 19 Jan 1994, 19:54 GMT
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