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| code: |
A7168 |
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studiebelasting: |
3 sp |
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periode: |
sem. 1 |
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| naam: |
History of economic thought |
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| internet: |
homepage, rooster |
| opleiding/fase: |
econ/d23 |
| voertaal: |
English |
| docent(en): |
dr. R.M. Verburg |
| contactpersoon: |
dr. R.M. Verburg |
| secretariaat: |
AE/Ie&ba |
| aanmelding: |
- |
| toelatingseisen: |
- |
| aanbevolen: |
- A1103 - Inleiding geschiedenis van het economisch denken
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| onderwijsvorm: |
2 uur participatiecollege per week |
| tentamenvorm: |
mondeling, na afspraak |
| tentamenperiode: |
n.v.t. |
| tentameneisen: |
- |
| tentamenstof: |
in overleg |
- thematic deepening of understanding of varying problem definitions and
theoretical views on the basis of relevant contributions of economists at
different junctures, to arrive at
- insight in the way our thinking about economic phenomena and societal
developments are connected.
With the idea that processes of production, exchange and distribution may be
understood as a system of interdependent relationships, economics became an
object of study in its own right in the eighteenth century. In the course of
time, different views have been developed about these interrelations and
processes. In this course, we will roam through the history of economic thought
on the basis of different topics to explore those different views. We follow how,
influenced by societal developments, debate on those topics has progressed
through time, reflecting changes in problem definitions and theoretical views.
