The Importance of Ignorance: Non-Knowledge and the Limits of Bayesianism

Oliver Kessler

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Chapter 7: The Importance of Ignorance: Non-Knowledge and the Limits of Bayesianism

Oliver Kessler

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Published:: 31 Oct 2008

Page Range:: 143–162

Collection:: Economics Archive A

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781782541066.00014

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Some famous pioneers together with the most promising new practitioners in the field show within this book how they define their subject. This is an authoritative survey of important branches of evolutionary economics, containing innovative new perspectives on market dynamics and evolutionary institutional mechanisms. The authors also tackle enduring problems in the field such as profound uncertainty and the significance of knowledge in economics.

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Advances in Evolutionary Institutional Economics

Edited by

Hardy Hanappi

and

Wolfram Elsner

Monograph Book

Published:: 31 Oct 2008

Print ISBN:: 9781847209085

eISBN:: 9781782541066

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781782541066

Pages:: 256

Collection:: Economics Archive A

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Subjects
- Economics and Finance
  - Evolutionary Economics
  - Institutional Economics

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