Homo Oeconomicus: The Economic Model of Behaviour and Its Applications in Economics and Other Social SciencesSpringer Science & Business Media, 2008 M06 13 - 356 páginas The economic model of behaviour is fundamental not only in economic theory, but also in modern approaches of other social sciences, above all in political science and law. This book provides a comprehensive treatise of the general model, its philosophical and methodological foundations and its applications in different fields. In addition to the basic model, extensions to its assumptions are examined to account for complex applications like low-cost situations with moral behaviour. |
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... Cost Situations and Moral Behaviour....................................139 5.1 Low-Cost Situations in the Political and Judiciary Spheres.......141 5.2 Moral Behaviour: Definition and Classification ........................155 5.3 ...
... Cost Situations and Moral Behaviour....................................139 5.1 Low-Cost Situations in the Political and Judiciary Spheres.......141 5.2 Moral Behaviour: Definition and Classification ........................155 5.3 ...
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... costs of ' wrong ' decisions are rather small for the decision- maker , giving room for behaviour which is not governed by pure self- interest . This creates some difficulties in applying this model . Further dif- ficulties or ' dangers ...
... costs of ' wrong ' decisions are rather small for the decision- maker , giving room for behaviour which is not governed by pure self- interest . This creates some difficulties in applying this model . Further dif- ficulties or ' dangers ...
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... costs and benefits of the alternatives against each other and finally chooses that ( those ) alter- native ( s ) which come ( s ) closest to his preferences or which promise ( s ) to bring about the maximum net benefit . Thus , in this ...
... costs and benefits of the alternatives against each other and finally chooses that ( those ) alter- native ( s ) which come ( s ) closest to his preferences or which promise ( s ) to bring about the maximum net benefit . Thus , in this ...
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... costs for additional information if he realises a relevant change of his action leeway and he therefore has to assess and evaluate his alternatives once again . A rational individual reacts to such a change ' systematically ' , i.e. ...
... costs for additional information if he realises a relevant change of his action leeway and he therefore has to assess and evaluate his alternatives once again . A rational individual reacts to such a change ' systematically ' , i.e. ...
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... costs , which must be borne for the individual's own service . But this is exactly the situation of ( productive ) exchange , and such exchange does not just take place in the economic and legal areas , but everywhere , for example also ...
... costs , which must be borne for the individual's own service . But this is exactly the situation of ( productive ) exchange , and such exchange does not just take place in the economic and legal areas , but everywhere , for example also ...
Contenido
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Homo Oeconomicus in Economics | 59 |
Applications of the Economic Model of Behaviour | 87 |
LowCost Situations and Moral Behaviour | 139 |
Limits to and Problems of the Application | 185 |
of Social Conditions | 213 |
Some Normative Considerations | 219 |
The General Scientific Method | 241 |
Economic versus | 268 |
References | 277 |
Index of Names and Authors | 335 |
Subject Index | 347 |
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