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I think the problem is that you're trying to analyze a work in isolation but then draw from it broad conclusions. It would be kind of like taking Newton's Prin
by jpeterson 17y ago
I think the problem is that you're trying to analyze a work in isolation but then draw from it broad conclusions.
It would be kind of like taking Newton's Principia and using it alone to point out flaws in string theory, without taking into account all the objections and clarifications that have come to Newtonian mechanics in-between.
- borism 17y agobut isn't that what economists themselves are trying to do all the time - describe the whole of the world with either incomplete or unproven theories or both? at least we can see the results...