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9 Jul 2023: HOW THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION GOT IT WRONG ON BREXIT. Ken Coutts, Graham Gudgin and Jordan Buchanan. ... WP 493 January 2018. HOW THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION GOT IT WRONG ON BREXIT.

9 Jul 2023: 4). Galbraith argued that the economics profession created an, often unchallenged, belief that production was an open-ended and self-validating process of meeting the limitless wants and needs of consumers. ... Moreover, the economics of the platform

9 Jul 2023: raising issues of epistemic hubris in the mainstream neoclassical economics profession more broadly. ... Compounding Economic Epistemic Hubris – The Fiduciary Context Having set out the argument for how the first sort of epistemic hubris (ones

9 Jul 2023: 512, is 'Keynesian Economics: Back from the Dead?', possibly a sign of things to come. ... The conference was attended by government and industry representatives from Japan as well as leading academics in the areas of computer science, innovation

9 Jul 2023: The paper, entitled ‘How the economics profession got it wrong on Brexit’, predicts that the decision to take the UK out of the European Union will only have a small negative ... When completed this will make the model into a full-developed

9 Jul 2023: WP22 Economics, Ethics and Unfair Competition Dec 95 Ian Jones and Michael Pollitt Considers the nature of unfair competition between firms in terms of vertical and horizontal relationships, and relations with ... WP46 Evolutionary and ‘New’