1988
DOI: 10.1080/01603477.1988.11489726
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Keynes and the Language of Probability and Uncertainty

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“… Rowley and Hamouda (1987) and O'Donnell (1990) have discussed this in terms of the debate between Keynes and Tinbergen over econometrics. Koppl and Rosser (2002) argue that infinite regress problems associated with the Keynesian beauty contest can also lead to such problems, and Rotheim (1988) argues that Keynes also at times sympathized with emergentist ‘organicism’ in which ‘the whole is not equal to the sum of its parts’ and ‘small changes produce large effects’ as in catastrophe or chaos theory. …”
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“… Rowley and Hamouda (1987) and O'Donnell (1990) have discussed this in terms of the debate between Keynes and Tinbergen over econometrics. Koppl and Rosser (2002) argue that infinite regress problems associated with the Keynesian beauty contest can also lead to such problems, and Rotheim (1988) argues that Keynes also at times sympathized with emergentist ‘organicism’ in which ‘the whole is not equal to the sum of its parts’ and ‘small changes produce large effects’ as in catastrophe or chaos theory. …”
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“…11 Hayek não era a favor do anarquismo, para ele o governo deveria existir, mas apenas para garantir e estabelecer o limite de atuação e responsabilidade dos agentes. 12 Rotheim (1988), economista pós-keynesiano, traça um paralelo com as ideias hayekianas ao assumir a existência de um mundo orgânico no lugar de atômico, ou seja, onde as interações dos indivíduos são relevantes, as pessoas passam a adquirir conhecimento graças ao convívio, e este conhecimento deve ser levado em conta na hora da tomada de decisão.…”
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“…No sentido oposto estão os já citados Baternan e Davis, que negam que Keynes tenha posteriormente adotado uma visão organicista. Contra isto há a evidência que abordo na pr6xin1a seção, devendo-se ver também os trabalhos de Winslow (1986Winslow ( , 1989aWinslow ( , 1989b, Hamouda e Smithin {1988a), Rotheim (1988) e O'Donnell (1989:177-8).…”
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