Economics is all over the map

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 37 (1):98-99 (2014)
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Abstract

Bentley et al. say that economics is the science of their map's northwest quadrant, where choice is individual and transparent. This accepts the picture of the discipline common among behavioral economists who aim to drag economics southward but not eastward. In fact, leading economics journals regularly publish models located in all four quadrants, and the prominence of work from the eastern zone is increasing.

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Don Ross
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