Aim of section I
Section I_Outline
Intro_General philosophy of science vs. philosophy of economics
Intro_Understanding of philo
Intro_Everything is controversial
Overview over philosophy of economics
Economics historically_3 main phases
Classical econ_regularities
Classical econ_main representatives
Classical econ_labor theory of value
Classical econ_Why transition to neoclassical
Neoclassical I_subjectivist
Neoclassical I_marginalist
Neoclassical I_psychology
Neoclassical I_macro
Neoclassical I_assumption before 1929
Neoclassical I_consequence of Keynesian economics
Neoclassical II
Mainstream_What belongs to it
Mainstream_Outline
Descriptive vs normative distinction_descriptive vs normative
Descriptive vs normative distinction_empirical disciplines vs normative branch
Descriptive vs normative distinction_positive econ vs welfare econ
Normative econ_What
Normative econ_2 main questions
Normative econ_What is welfare_classical and early neoclassical view
Normative econ_What is welfare_objections
Normative econ_What is welfare_fundamental tension in all social sciences
Normative econ_How to argue for economic goals
Positive econ_Classification
Positive vs normative econ_What depends on what
Positive vs normative econ_What does value free mean
Positive vs normative econ_There are values involved in all descriptive sciences
Positive vs normative econ_Relationship btw positive and normative econ
Postive vs normative econ_Mainstream challenged
Positive vs normative econ_Economic indexes implicitly contain social values
Macro vs micro
Challenges to and extensions of mainstream econ_Outline
Foundations of micro
Models in econ
New branches of econ
Perspective on econ from outside
General philosophy of science
Social studies_What
Social studies and feminist studies_What in case of econ, what are feminist studies
General tendency of feminist studies in econ
Empirical study on feminist research
General comment on feminist studies
Conclusion from this section
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