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The Austrian school of thought is closely related to the Neoclassical mainstream–in that it shares its utilitarian theory of value, accepts basic supply and demand analysis, and sees capitalism as generally tending towards equilibrium. But it is also highly critical of the mainstream for the absurd assumptions about individual knowledge that it is willing to ...
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The Austrian school of thought is closely related to the Neoclassical mainstream–in that it shares its utilitarian theory of value, accepts basic supply and demand analysis, and sees capitalism as generally tending towards equilibrium. But it is also highly critical of the mainstream for the absurd assumptions about individual knowledge that it is willing to ...
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Steve Keen considers the following as important:
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