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The Foundational Elements of Development in Islam,er and less biased reading of Smith. The professor of moral philosophy and the pioneer economist did not, in fact, lead a life of spectacular schizophrenia. Indeed, it is precisely the narrowing of the broad Smithian view of human beings in modern economics that can be seen as one of the major defic

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ufbau eigener Netzwerke.Includes supplementary material: ?Das Zusammenleben der Menschen hat sich ver?ndert und erfordert entsprechende Verhaltensweisen. Wo Gewissheiten verloren gehen, muss gleichwohl etwas existieren, was die Gemeinschaft zusammen h?lt. Dieses verbindende Element ist das Netz in a

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Development as Human Well-being,on of a number of neoclassical assumptions, including those regarding information, transaction costs, and, most importantly, rationality. Douglass North argued for the notion of bounded rationality first proposed by Herbert Simon who had noted that a critical assumption of utility theory in neoclass

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The Foundational Elements of Development in Islam,martya Sen’s contributions revived a considerable portion of classical thinking on the progress of societies. Sen changed the content, meaning, and direction of the discourse on development by demonstrating that reasoned arguments in economics could contain an ethical component. He did so by arguing