A framework for cognitive economics

Roger A. McCain

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Why Cognitive Economics? Some Learning from Cognitive Science Resources for Cognitive Economics A Prospect of Cognitive Economics Impulse-Filtering: A New Model of Choice Groping: A Special case of Impulse-Filtering Impulse Filtering as a Theory in Social Science Impulse Filtering as a Theory of Will Giving Reasons: A Linguistic Conception of Rationality The Nexus of Fact and Value Applications of the Linguistic Conception of Rationality Political Economy: The Critical Study of Rationales for Public Policy Emergent Rationality and Technical Progress Rational Action Equilibrium Rationality and Market Equilibrium Applications of Heuristic Game Equilibrium Sketch of a Theory of Creativity in Terms of Impulse-Filtering and the Linguistic Concept of Rationality The Creative Enterprise Final Summary Selected Name Index Subject Index

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