Sentences with phrase «contemporary economic theory»

Opening up the gallery agora to fantastic artists and their captivating new works, a dynamic musical performance of urban life, and contemporary economic theory, the events promise to be an exuberant start to the Autumn.

Nevertheless, it is clear that contemporary economic theory is all oriented to growth of production.

Not exact matches

But insofar as you do think there are differences between rightly understood Locke and the contemporary libertarian or classic liberal reading of natural rights applied to economic issues, perhaps you will wind up defending at least part of my theory.

Still, this commitment is sufficiently prominent in the tradition to provide contemporary Buddhists with a basis for protest against the economic theory that the only value of animals is the price humans will pay for them and against the factory farming that this theory supports.

The implications of this view of conflict for the problem of the economic order we shall examine later; but we may remark here that even contemporary socialist economic theory has made a place for types of competition among producing units within the co-operative society.20

We could focus on overcoming the first of the assumptions noted, an assumption that is not part of economic theory but rather of contemporary politics, namely, the primacy of the economy in shaping human welfare.

Yet contemporary economics has no adequate theory to understand this explosion or its importance for economic growth and the evolution of future wealth.

Meanwhile, embedded in the dialogue are about 20 important contemporary art exhibition titles, aesthetic philosophical quotes, as well as titles of books on economic theory.

The same techniques are used today to sell wars, economic repression and the theory of man - made global warming which survives in the face of historical experience and contemporary observation.

If this were a serious contribution to contemporary economic decision theory, it would be published in Econometrica or the Journal of Risk and Uncertainty.