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Lars P. Syll — The capital controversy Bye, bye economic philosophers Comment on Lars Syll/Tom Hickey on ‘The capital controversy’ What the Cambridge Capital Controversy has proven is that both orthodox and heterodox economists are NOT scientists but brain-dead political agenda pushers.#1 With regard to the CCC, Tom Hickey maintains: “From the perspective of a ...

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Lars P. Syll — The capital controversy



Bye, bye economic philosophers Comment on Lars Syll/Tom Hickey on ‘The capital controversy’ What the Cambridge Capital Controversy has proven is that both orthodox and heterodox economists are NOT scientists but brain-dead political agenda pushers.#1 With regard to the CCC, Tom Hickey maintains: “From the perspective of a philosopher, this is a good illustration of why philosophy of economics and philosophy of science, which focus on clarification of concepts, is foundational to the discipline.” Sort of, but the brute fact of the matter is that neither economists nor philosophers have clarified the foundational economic concept of profit. Because of this, economics is a scientific failure. Walrasianism, Keynesianism, Marxianism, Austrianism, MMT, and Pluralism are mutually contradictory, axiomatically false, and materially/formally inconsistent.#3 Not only the representative economist has proven to be scientifically incompetent ― actually, too stupid for elementary algebra ― but also the self-styled philosophers of science.#4, #5 It is a remarkable fact that the champions of scientific methodology never stumbled upon the plain fact that profit is ill-defined, except perhaps for Mirowski: “… one of the most convoluted and muddled areas in economic theory: the theory of profit.” So, as economics currently goes down the scientific toilet let us by no means forget the philosophers of science. Egmont Kakarot-Handtke #1 The CCC ― a monument of economists’ utter scientific incompetence https://axecorg.blogspot.com/2019/04/the-ccc-monument-of-economists-utter.html #2 Wikipedia, economics, scientific knowledge, or political agenda pushing? https://axecorg.blogspot.com/2020/06/wikipedia-economics-scientific.html #3 Your economics is refuted on all counts: here is the real thing https://axecorg.blogspot.com/2020/06/your-economics-is-refuted-on-all-counts.html #4 How incompetent are economic methodologists? Very! https://axecorg.blogspot.com/2019/07/how-incompetent-are-economic.html #5 Economics, philosophy, and the crapification of science https://axecorg.blogspot.com/2019/11/economics-philosophy-and-crapification.html “ foundational economic concept of profit.” It’s not foundational to Economics its foundational to Accounting: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/plstatement.asp Matt Franko You say: “It’s not foundational to Economics its foundational to Accounting.” There is microeconomic accounting and macroeconomic accounting. Macroeconomic profit is foundational to economics because economics is about how the economy works.#1 To think one can understand the economy by studying the mom-and-pop store is known as the Fallacy of Composition. It is a bit like trying to understand the universe by studying a molehill in the backyard. Egmont Kakarot-Handtke #1 Profit https://axecorg.blogspot.com/2020/06/profit-axiomatic-economics.html Matt Franko Accounting should be foundational to economics, both micro and macro. It has been ignored (espec.in macro) with a few exceptions (Lerner, Minsky, Godley, Lavoie, Bezemer, and Keen, among a very few others). I think this observation is related to the points made by AXEC / E.K-H. Matt Franko You say: “It [accounting] has been ignored (espec.in macro) with a few exceptions (Lerner, Minsky, Godley, Lavoie, Bezemer, and Keen, among a very few others).” Accounting is elementary math, however, economists don’t get it to this day. MMTers are no exception. Here is the proof Wikipedia, economics, scientific knowledge, or political agenda pushing? https://axecorg.blogspot.com/2020/06/wikipedia-economics-scientific.html Yes, economists incl. MMTers and philosophers of science fail the intelligence test already at the entry-level. Egmont Kakarot-Handtke



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Lars Pålsson Syll
Professor at Malmö University. Primary research interest - the philosophy, history and methodology of economics.

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