Der Wettstreit zwischen Mikro und Makrotheorien in der Nationalökonomie

Name: Der Wettstreit zwischen Mikro und Makrotheorien in der Nationalökonomie
Author: Machlup

1960

by Machlup

Fritz MachlupMacroeconomicsMicroeconomicsEquilibriumJoseph SchumpeterMethodologyComparative AdvantageMethodological IndividualismAdam SmithCarl MengerDavid RicardoEconomic HistoryJohn Maynard KeynesLeon WalrasPhysiocracyMathematical EconomicsMax WeberVerstehenIncome DistributionIdeal TypeMilton FriedmanEconomic PolicyProfit and LossMarket StructureMonopolyOligopolyVilfredo ParetoEconomic DevelopmentGreat DepressionNeoclassical EconomicsPrice TheoryResource AllocationEugen von Bohm-BawerkKnut Wicksell

Table of Contents · 15 segments

Title Page and Publication Informationtheoretical

Table of Contentstheoretical

Definitions and Historical Context of Micro and Macro Theoriestheoretical

Alternative Criteria for Distinguishing Micro and Macro Economicstheoretical

Dogmatic History of Micro and Macro Perspectivestheoretical

The Hidden Micro-Relations in Macroeconomic Modelstheoretical

The Alleged Superiority of Macro Theory: Limits and Equilibriumtheoretical

Statics, Dynamics, and the Ex Ante vs. Ex Post Distinctiontheoretical

Measurability and Operational Concepts in Economic Theorytheoretical

Applicability of Theory in History, Forecasting, and Policytheoretical

Microeconomics and Business Administration: The Theory of the Firmtheoretical

Market Power and the Limits of the Fictional Firmtheoretical

The Main and Supporting Roles: Microtheory vs. Macrotheory in Economic Historytheoretical

Summary and Judgment: Twenty Theses on the Competition between Theoriestheoretical

Final Verdict: The Coexistence of Micro and Macro Analysistheoretical