The Elgar Companion to Institutional and Evolutionary Economics

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Although some attention is given to the critique of mainstream neoclassical economics, the primary focus is on the affirmative presentation of institutional and evolutionary economics as alternatives to both the neoclassical and Marxian schools. An important feature of the work is the inclusion of a large number of entries addressing the foundations of inquiry into political economy.

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