Philosophy of the Economy: Models and Measurements
Crespo, Ricardo F.
2013-11-28 00:00:00
[Two key economic tools, models and measurements, are analyzed from a philosophical point of view, stressing their realism. Models should portray real causal relations, while it should be noted that measurements entail a simplification of reality, surveying quantitative dimensions and trying to quantify strictly qualitative dimensions.]
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[Two key economic tools, models and measurements, are analyzed from a philosophical point of view, stressing their realism. Models should portray real causal relations, while it should be noted that measurements entail a simplification of reality, surveying quantitative dimensions and trying to quantify strictly qualitative dimensions.]
Published: Nov 28, 2013
Keywords: Economic models; Measurement in economics
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