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I am thinking about my work of fluke switch points. Here are some possibilities, some of which are more of a stretch: Bulletin of Political Economy Cahiers D'Économie Politique Cambridge Journal of Economics Capital & Class Challenge Contributions to Political Economy Economic Systems Research Metroeconomica Review of International Political Economy Review of Political Economy Review of Radical Political Economics Science and Society Structural Change and Economic Dynamics Cato the elder ended every speech with, "Carthago delenda est", whatever the topic. Maybe articles in these journals should end with "marginalism was destroyed a half-century ago". Somebody, maybe not me, should be submitting recaps of why marginalism is mistaken to outlets like the Economic
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I am thinking about my work of fluke switch points. Here are some possibilities, some of which are more of a stretch:
- Bulletin of Political Economy
- Cahiers D'Économie Politique
- Cambridge Journal of Economics
- Capital & Class
- Challenge
- Contributions to Political Economy
- Economic Systems Research
- Metroeconomica
- Review of International Political Economy
- Review of Political Economy
- Review of Radical Political Economics
- Science and Society
- Structural Change and Economic Dynamics
Cato the elder ended every speech with, "Carthago delenda est", whatever the topic. Maybe articles in these journals should end with "marginalism was destroyed a half-century ago".
Somebody, maybe not me, should be submitting recaps of why marginalism is mistaken to outlets like the Economic Journal or the American Economic Review. I fear mainstream economists are still ignorant of results in price theory established half a century ago and reduced to textbook teaching at least half a century ago.