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Oxford: Hart. Hamilton, J. and Deakin, S. (2015) “Russia’s legal transitions: Marxist theory, neoclassical economics and the rule of law.” Hague Journal of the Rule of Law, 7(2): ... A study of the British Equal Pay Act.” Cambridge Journal of

9 Jul 2023: RUSSIA’S LEGAL TRANSITIONS: MARXIST THEORY, NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS AND THE RULE OF LAW. ... At the core of neoclassical economics is a set of interlocking axioms concerning human behaviour and social structure.

9 Jul 2023: According to some scholars (Bigo, 2008; Lawson, 2013) it is the determined dominant use of such methodology (even when shown to be erroneous) which defines the school of neoclassical economics, and ... raising issues of epistemic hubris in the mainstream

9 Jul 2023: Atomistic ontology and mainstream Neoclassical economics. Broadly speaking, the neoclassical school (of which the Chicago School of Economics was and is a dominant influence) is characterised by its use of econometrics ... What we can see here is how the

3 Aug 2023: regimes. 3. Antonis Ragkousis, for his paper on Amartya Sen (Nobel Prize in Economics, 1998) as a neoclassical economist This paper triggered two vivid memories. ... 6. My paper, rather provocatively, titled ‘Amartya Sen as a Neoclassical Economist’,

9 Jul 2023: The common law has been variously identified with beneficial properties of ‘spontaneous order’ (Hayekian political economy), ‘evolu-tion to efficiency’ (neoclassical law and economics) and ‘legal origin’ (new institutional economics).

9 Jul 2023: optimal. Neoclassical economics recognises a few exceptions to the principle of the self-equilibrating market, such as the presence of monopsony power which can justify a role for minimum wage regulation. ... order than the neoclassical law and economics

9 Jul 2023: Susan Scott Information Systems & Innovation Group, Department of Management, London School of Economics,. ... wrongly interpreted modern neoclassical economics. He justifies this by analyzing the work of Arrow.

9 Jul 2023: 2. The socio-economic function of the wage4 2.1 The wage in economic theory In neoclassical economics ‘wages are the price of labour; and thus, in the absence of control, ... It follows that the market or equilibrium wage is not, by definition,

9 Jul 2023: Departing from the general equilibrium foundations of neoclassical economics, institutional theories maintain that the perfectly competitive market is an anomalous case, which is rarely if ever found in practice, and, to ... While neoclassical. 3.