Abstraction, tendencies and stylised facts: a realist approach to economic analysis

1989-03-01otherCambridge Journal of Economics154 citationsclosed

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Tony Lawson; Abstraction, tendencies and stylised facts: a realist approach to economic analysis, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Volume 13, Issue 1, 1 March 19

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