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de durabilité faible et de durabilité forte devrait être portée au crédit de Pearce et al. (1989) (Neumayer, 1999, p.26). David Pearce et ses collègues du Centre de recherche économique et sociale sur l’environnement mondial (Centre for Social and Economic Research on the Global Environment, CSERGE) ont également fourni des arguments en faveur de versions de la durabilité forte (par exemple, Pearce, Barbier et Markandya, 1990; Turner et Pearce, 1992). Il est important de dire que Bobylev et Hodjaev

Luke Stein Stanford graduate economics core (2006–7) Reference and review (last updated September 29, 2009) Contents 1 Econometrics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1 Probability foundations . . . . . . . . Basic set theory Disjointness Partition Sigma algebra Probability function Probability space Counting Conditional probability Bayes’ Rule Independence of events Mutual independence of events Random variables . . . . . . . . . . . Random variable Random vector Measurability Smallest σ-field Independence

traditional assumption of omniscience found in rational choice models and adopts the psychology-sounding idea “that people do the best they can with the knowledge and skills they have.” Nonetheless, he employs a signaling model that has its roots fully in economics and that assumes the ordinary citizen to be a rational, strategic actor. Whether political psychologists will readily adopt a rational choice framework that they themselves might modify further remains to be seen. Some of the most influential psychological

explain the world to readers and readers to themselves) has been usurped by newer disciplines which account for the human condition in analytical, scientific, quantifiable and, in a word, altogether more reliable terms. Psychiatry, biology, politics and economics constitute the new theology and their processes are less instinctive than technical, impersonal rather than subjective. It is not a new phenomenon. Just as the legislators of Classicism bowed to the authority of ancient writers, so the twentieth

marché de façon simple, on peut retenir qu'il s'agit de la confrontation d'offres et de demandes qui permet de fixer un prix de façon libre. Comment ne pas voir alors le parallèle que 1. Merton H. Miller et Charles W. Upton, Macroeconomies, a Neoclassical Introduction, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1986. 81 L'ÉCONOMIE FACE À SES CONTRADICTIONS l'on peut faire avec la démocratie? La démocratie est le marché du politique. C'est le système politique qui se fonde sur un rapport de

livre a été traduit et publié en Espagne ; il a été traduit en anglais grâce à Maurice Stroun et a connu deux éditions aux États-Unis : la première sous le titre : Capital for profit, The Triumph of  Ricardian Political Economy Over Marx and the Neoclassical ; la seconde sous le titre (mais je n’ai pas été consulté !) : Capitalism Versus Anti-Capitalism, The Triumph of Ricardian over  Marxist Political Economy. 5 Pas encore publié : L’économie raisonnable, sous forme de propositions s’enchaînant les

must agree,” he went on addressing Razumikhin, but now with the shade of a certain triumph and superiority, and he almost added “young man,” “that there is such a thing as prosperity or, as they now say, progress, if only in the name of science and economic truth...” “A commonplace!” “No, it is not a commonplace, sir! If up to now, for example, I have been told to 'love my neighbor,' and I did love him, what came of it?” Pyotr Petrovich continued, perhaps with unnecessary haste. “What came of