The Trend of Economics, as Seen by Some American Economists
The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1925 · Volume 39 · Issue 2
Abstract
Knight on the limited scope of scientific method in economics, 156. — Wolfe on functional economics, 159. — Bye's defence of pure science, 161. — Clark's pragmatic views, 161. — Mills on the logic of statistics, 163. — Weld and Mills's canons, 167. — Tugwell on experimental thinking, 168. — Slichter's indictment of the competitive system, 171. — Mitchell's position on the relation of psychology to economics, 173. — The postulates of economics, 179. — Institutional economics, 182.
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