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You have an interesting point, they were most obviously absent in the era of mathematical models, but they were widely discussed in the previous era of classical political economy (Mill, Veblen, Keynes, Galbraith), and they are back with math especially with Keen, etc.).

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Greg Daneke, Emeritus Prof.
Greg Daneke, Emeritus Prof.

Written by Greg Daneke, Emeritus Prof.

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