- Greg Hill describes issues in getting into (Arrow-Debreu) equilibrium.
- I want to remember to sometime read Wolfgang Eichert's article, Long-period Positions in Multi-sectoral Cobb-Douglas Economies. The abstract sounds like an extension of two posts of mine.
- I also want to remember to sometime read Saverio Fratini's article Real Wicksell Effect, Demand for Capital and Stability.
- Robert Paul Wolff has posted a series critiquing game theory.
- Here is another article on rethinking economics.
- Unlearning Economics says the Cambridge Capital Controversy still matters.
- J. W. Mason is teaching international trade.
Update: On 6 February, completed series for R. P. Wolff, added an Unlearning Economics link, and added a link for J. W. Mason.
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"Robert Paul Wolff has posted the first in a series critiquing game theory."
Maybe it's just me but I'm not clear on how this is a critique of game theory. Most of the post seems to concentrate on the fact that the prisoner stuff in the prisoner dilemma is just window dressing and not a fundamental part of the game. Ok.
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