The Language of Economics

1. Economists’ Epistemological Challenges
Robert E. Mitchell

2. The Trajectory of the First Social Science
Robert E. Mitchell

3. An Overview of Socially Constructed Mental Models and Vocabularies
Robert E. Mitchell

4. From Metaphor to Fact: The Early History of Creating a New Language of Markets and Economies
Robert E. Mitchell

5. Value Judgments Regarding the Meaning of Wealth
Robert E. Mitchell

6. Alternative Values and Mental Models: The Recurring Challenge of Inequality
Robert E. Mitchell

7. The Long-Standing Interest in the Meanings, Causes, and Consequences of Inequality
Robert E. Mitchell

8. Is the Past a Reliable Prologue for the Future of Economics?
Robert E. Mitchell

Nyckelord: Economics, Methodology/History of Economic Thought, Economic History, Cultural Economics