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Introduction / Aldo Montesano And Luigino Bruni -- Pareto's Methodological Project / Luigino Bruni -- Pareto And Contemporary Economic Theory / John S. Chipman -- Choice, Preference And Rationalizability In Pareto's Theory Of Economic Behaviour / Marco Dardi -- Walras And Pareto On The Meaning Of The Solution Concept In General Equilibrium Theory / Franco Donzelli -- Equilibrium Without Prices: A Central Issue In Pareto's Manuale / Antonio Gay -- Pareto's Influence On Modern Economics / Roberto Marchionatti -- Vilfredo Pareto And Contemporary Economics: Social Equilibrium, Fiscal Decentralisation And Economic Growth / Michael Mclure -- An Analytical-epistemological Reconstruction Of The Genesis Of Pareto's Manuale Di Economia Politica / Fiorenzo Mornati -- Pareto On Ricardo And Bastable's Comparative Costs / Alberto Zanni -- The Paretian Theory Of Ophelimity In Closed And Open Cycles / Aldo Montesano -- Order Of Consumption And Measurability Of Utility / Paolo Scapparone. Edited By Luigino Bruni And Aldo Montesano. Simultaneously Published In The Usa And Canada By Routledge. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This collection of essays investigates the enduring relevance and methodological foundations of Vilfredo Pareto's economic theories within the context of modern economic discourse. The editors, Aldo Montesano and Luigino Bruni, have compiled contributions from various scholars to analyze how Pareto's work on general equilibrium, utility, and rational choice continues to inform contemporary economic modeling and epistemological frameworks. By examining both the historical genesis of Pareto's writings and their practical applications, the text provides a rigorous re-evaluation of his contributions to the field.
What You Will Find
Experts and scholars in the history of economic thought view this volume as a specialized resource for understanding the technical nuances of Paretian economics. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is intended for researchers and advanced students of economic theory.
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Publication Date:
2009-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203882989
ISBN-13:
9780203882986
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