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  • noun Plural form of neoclassicist.

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  • Or so say the neoclassicists, whose beliefs are more like a religion than a science.

    Matthew Yglesias » My Theory’s Great, Except for the Times It Doesn’t Work 2010

  • Indeed, if the economy is capable of self-destruction, then the neoclassicists religion must be a falacy.

    Matthew Yglesias » My Theory’s Great, Except for the Times It Doesn’t Work 2010

  • Whenever neoclassicists go on the defensive, their claims miraculously evaporate into weaker forms, like the bounded-rationality, costly-information version espoused here Mr. McKenzie of course quietly omits that he is reproducing the same ideas that the behavioral economics he dismisses proposed as solutions.

    Predictably Irrational or Predictably Rational?, David Henderson | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2010

  • "There is much to recommend what the neoclassicists have been doing for 30 years," says Wharton business and public policy professor Jeremy Tobacman.

    The Future Of Economic Forecasting 2009

  • Such a thought can only be entertained by those who ignore the issue of scale, as neoclassicists traditionally do.

    An Introduction to Ecological Economics~ Chapter 3 2008

  • Early neoclassicists such as Alfred Marshall were not able to solve this problem, and as a result many economists were hostile toward the antitrust laws in the early decades of the twentieth century.

    Hovenkamp on The Neoclassical Crisis in U.S. Competition Policy, 1890-1955 Mary L. Dudziak 2008

  • Early neoclassicists such as Alfred Marshall were not able to solve this problem, and as a result many economists were hostile toward the antitrust laws in the early decades of the twentieth century.

    Archive 2008-07-01 Mary L. Dudziak 2008

  • Translators, meanwhile, have recreated Catullus as a Beat poet, Zola's lowlife Parisians as London Cockneys, Asian poets who lived during the West's Dark Ages as fin de siecle Imagists, and ancient Greek bards as 18th-century neoclassicists.

    Poetry Slam 2007

  • In the mists of prehistory, when I was finishing my BA in Economics and doing an ill-fated year of graduate work on same, the big battle royale among the theory types on campus was Neo-Ricardians versus Marxists forget the neoclassicists – boooring grinsmile

    I think that’s called… 2007

  • In the mists of prehistory, when I was finishing my BA in Economics and doing an ill-fated year of graduate work on same, the big battle royale among the theory types on campus was Neo-Ricardians versus Marxists forget the neoclassicists – boooring grin

    Various and sundry links 2007

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