by Paul Ormerod · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780571171255
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«The Death of Economics» is the economics essay by Paul Ormerod published by Faber & Faber in 1994, in paperback (224 pages, in English).
Paul Ormerod argues that orthodox economics sees economies as precise machines and therefore fails to understand the real world; he proposes treating them as dynamic organisms and turning to biology, physics and artificial intelligence to explain unemployment, inflation and economic cycles.
The work includes bibliographic references and an index. Catalogue records classify it within economics, non-fiction, business and political science.
For readers of economics and social sciences interested in the critique of traditional economic models and in interdisciplinary approaches.
Paul Andrew Ormerod is a British economist who is a partner at Volterra Partners consultancy. Additionally, he is a visiting professor at UCL Centre for Decision Making Uncertainty.
