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Julie A. Nelson2006

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Economics for Humans

Julie A. Nelson

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Economic Theory and Institutions Economic Theory and Policy Society, Economy, and Ethics Research

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Has neoclassical economics gone too far? This economist says yes. She provides some telling examples.

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Published2006-01-01

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