Características interesantes de las escuelas del pensamiento económico contemporáneas.

Alfredo Reyes Garrido; Bernabé Guillermo Sánchez Pérez; Octavio Augusto Palacios Sommer

doi:10.29201/d7av3q30

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Núm. 22 (2009)

Características interesantes de las escuelas del pensamiento económico contemporáneas.

Alfredo Reyes Garrido
Bernabé Guillermo Sánchez Pérez
Octavio Augusto Palacios Sommer

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DOI:: https://doi.org/10.29201/d7av3q30
Enviado: marzo 17, 2026
Publicado: junio 26, 2009

Resumen

El presente ensayo pretende resumir las principales trayectorias de la evolución de las distintas escuelas de pensamiento económico para el futuro inmediato y sus implicaciones para la formación del economista. La visión es necesariamente hipotética y preliminar.

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Brocas, Isabelle y Juan D. Carrillo, 2003. The Psychology of Economic Decisions: Rationality and Well-being. Oxford University Press, 322 p. 0-19-925108-8.
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Palabras clave

escuelas del pensamiento económico

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[1] Allingham, Michael, 2002. Choice Theory: A Very Short Introduction, Oxford University Press, 127 p. 0-19-280303-4.

[2] Beinhocker, Eric, 2007. The Origin of Wealth: Evolution, Complexity, and the Radical Remaking of Economics, rh Business Books; 526 p. 978-0-712-67661-8.

[3] Brocas, Isabelle y Juan D. Carrillo, 2003. The Psychology of Economic Decisions: Rationality and Well-being. Oxford University Press, 322 p. 0-19-925108-8.

[4] ___, 2004 The Psychology of Economic Decisions: Reasons and Choices. Oxford University Press; 231 p. 0-19-925722-1.

[5] Cornwall, Wendy, “New Keynesian Economics”, en King, J. E., 2003. The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics. Edward Elgar; 405 p. 1-84542-231-7; pp. 275 a 280.

[6] David, Paul, “Path dependence in economic processes: implications for policy analysis in dynamical system contexts” en Dopfer, Kurt; 2005; The Evolutionary Foundations of Economics, Cambridge University Press; pp. 151 a 194.

[7] Dewijks, John, “Bastard Keynesianism”, en King, J. E., 2003. The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics, Edward Elgar; 405 p. 1-84542-231-7; pp. 24 a 30.

[8] Dopfer, Kurt, 2005. The Evolutionary Foundations of Economics, Cambridge University Press; 577 p. 0-521-69131-1.

[9] García Arias, Jorge, 2003. Modos de Pensamiento en Economía: pensamiento único vs pensamiento en Dow, Documentos de trabajo del Departamento de Economía N° 01/03, Universidad de León; 112 p.; disponible en www.eumed.net.

[10] Glimcher, Paul, 2003. Decisions, Uncertainty and the Brain: The Science of Neuroeconomics, The M.I.T. Press; 375 p. 0-262-57227-3.

[11] Groenewegen, John, 2007. Teaching Pluralism in Economics, Edward Elgar, 238 p. 978-1-84542-305-6.

[12] Helpman, Elhanan y Paul Krugman, 1985. Market Structure and Foreign Trade: Increasing returns, imperfect competition, and the international Economy, The M.I.T. Press; 271 p. 0-262-08150-4.

[13] Holt, Richard y Steven Pressman, “A look ahead”, en Holt, Richard y Steven Pressman, 2001. A New Guide to Post Keynesian Economics. Routledge; 134 p. 0-415-22982-0.

[14] Katona, George, 1979. Psicología de la Economía, El Ateneo; 318 p.

[15] King, J. E., 2003. The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics, Edward Elgar; 405 p. 1-84542-231-7.

[16] Landreth, Harry y David Colander, 2002. Historia del Pensamiento Económico, CECSA; 524 p. 968-26-1303-5.

[17] Lavoie, Marc, 2006. Introduction to Post-Keynesian Economics, Palgrave, 150 p. 978-0-230-00780-2.

[18] Lydall, Harold, 1998. A Critique to Orthodox Economics: An Alternative Model, MacMillan; 190 p. 0-333-72542-5.

[19] Mackie, Christopher, 1998. Canonizing Economic Theory: How theories and ideas are selected in Economics, M. E. Sharpe; 201 p. 0-7656-0285-7.

[20] Ormerod, Paul, 1997. The Death of Economics, John Wiley and Sons; 230 p. 0-471-18000-9.

[21] Parsons, Stephen, “Austrian school of economics”, en King, J. E., 2003. The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics, Edward Elgar, 405 p. 1-84542-231-7; pp. 5 a 9.

[22] Pelikan, Pavel y Gerhard Wegner, 2003. The Evolutionary Foundations of Economic Policy, Edward Elgar, 269 p. 1-84542-133-7.

[23] Pérez, Carlota, 2002. Technological revolutions and financial capital: The dynamics of bubbles and Golden ages, Edward Elgar, 198, p1-84376-331-1.

[24] Rabin, Matthew, "Behavioural Econoomics", en Szensberg, Michael y Lall Ramrattan, 2004. New Frontiers in Economics, Cambridge University Press, pp. 68-102.

[25] Rainert, Erick, 1999. "The role of the State in Economic Growth", Journal of economic studies, 26, 4/5; pp. 268-326.

[26] Stiglitz, Joseph, "Information and the Change of Paradigm in Economics", en Szensberg, Michael y Lall Ramrattan, 2004. New Frontiers in Economics, Cambridge University Press, pp. 27-67.

[27] Szensberg, Michael y Lall Ramrattan, 2004. New Frontiers in Economics, Cambridge University Press, 318 p. 0-521-54536-6.

[28] Vega-Redondo, Fernando, 1996. Evolution, games and economic behaviour, Oxfiord University Press, 209 p. 0-19-877472-9.

[29] Vromen, Jack, "In praise of moderate plurality", pp. 64-94, en Groenewagen, John, 2007. Teaching pluralism in economics, Edward Elgar, 239 p. 978-184542-305-6.