If ‘Well-Being’ is the Key Concept in Political Economy…

Economic Thought 3 (2):70 (2014)
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If ‘well-being’ is to be the key concept in political economy, then economists are placed, from a methodological viewpoint, in an uncomfortable position. A well-being approach requires consideration of several non-economic dimensions strongly interrelated with the economic process, and failure … More ›

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