Human behaviour in development economics

IF 0.6 3区经济学 Q4 ECONOMICS European Journal of the History of Economic Thought Pub Date : 1999-12-01 DOI:10.1080/10427719900000045

B. Ingham

引用次数: 3

Abstract

The focus of the paper is human behaviour in long-run change as examplified in the writings of the 'pioneer' development economists, Lewis, Hirschman and Myrdal. Lewis is credited with recognizing the importance of human behaviour, though unable to resolve the limitations of neoclassical thinking. Hirschman and Myrdal, characterized as holistic and evolutionary in approach, are argued to be more successful in integrating human behaviour into theories of long-run change.

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发展经济学中的人类行为

本文的重点是长期变化中的人类行为，例如“先驱”发展经济学家刘易斯、赫希曼和默达尔的著作。刘易斯因认识到人类行为的重要性而受到赞誉，尽管他无法解决新古典主义思维的局限性。赫希曼和默达尔在方法上以整体和进化为特征，被认为在将人类行为整合到长期变化理论中更为成功。

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