Марк Блауг - Методология экономической науки

• Название: Методология экономической науки
• Автор: Марк Блауг
• Издательство: НП «Журнал Вопросы экономики»
• Жанр: Экономика
• Год: 2004
• ISBN: 5–901389–04–2

Книга одного из самых известных в мире историков и методологов экономической науки посвящена исследованию природы экономического объяснения. Сделав строгий методологический обзор основных разделов современной экономической теории, автор стремится выяснить насколько «научна» экономическая наука, в какой мере она нацелена на объяснение реальных фактов.

Ставшая классической, книга профессора Блауга адресована экономистам, в первую очередь преподавателям и студентам экономических вузов, но представляет интерес также для историков и философов науки.

Данное издание выпущено в рамках проекта «Translation Project» при поддержке Института «Открытое общество» (Фонд Сороса) — Россия и Института «Открытое общество» — Будапешт

Q.A.: Местами качество распознания оставляет желать лучшего и просит сверки с графическим оригиналом.

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