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Jacques Sapir1
  • 1 School of Higher Studies in Social Sciences, Avenue de France, 190, XIII arrondissement of Paris, Paris, France

New Approaches of the Individual Preferences’ Theory and Its Consequences

2005. Vol. 9. No. 3. P. 325–360 [issue contents]
The theory of preferences is an actively developing branch of the modern economics. However, this theory, being a cornerstone of the theory of maximizing rationality, has its own limits. Neoclassical economists considered that the hypotheses about structures of preferences, which are necessary for a formulation of a hypothesis of expected utility, will be fair at a level of simple intuition check. The theory of preferences is central for the search of a new paradigm for neoclassical economists and serves as a barrier between the economics in their understanding and social behaviour.
Citation: Sapir Z. (2005) Novye podkhody teorii individual'nykh predpochteniy i ee sledstviya [New Approaches of the Individual Preferences’ Theory and Its Consequences ]. Ekonomicheskiy zhurnal VShE, vol. 9, no 3, pp. 325-360 (in Russian)
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