Knowledge And Persuasion In Economics
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Knowledge And Persuasion In Economics

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Donald McCloskey's previous books, The Rhetoric of Economics and If You're So Smart, aimed to bring economics back into the wider conversation of the day. In Knowledge and Persuasion in Economics he carries the conversation further, into the seminars of philosophers. His message is that economics is a science, but a human science. It is properly mathematical, but literary ...more
Paperback, 445 pages
Published May 5th 1994 by Cambridge University Press
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