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But why? Doesn't that shut out a range of economic theories from the discussion? Classic political economy and its critiques (Marx et al.) I feel are still rele
by ue_ 9y ago
But why? Doesn't that shut out a range of economic theories from the discussion? Classic political economy and its critiques (Marx et al.) I feel are still relevant and useful. If they are not to be studied in economics, then where?
- wjnc 9y agoSociology tends to have more differentiation in what sources are taken as 'canon'. You can probably still find Marxist sociologists, although the field has somewhat collapsed since the 80's.
- AndrewKemendo 9y agoYes in fact it does. Those are all considered "heterodox" economics and are basically ignored. They are moreso discussed in sociology and philosophy and to a limited extent graduate courses in economics.