Richard X Chase
Biographic Data
| ID | 698256 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard X Chase |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard X |
| FAMILY NAME | Chase |
| SIGNATURE | CHASE R X |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Vermont |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Unity in the Social Thought of Adolph Lowe
A bstract . From the economist Adolph Lowe's voluminous‐writings, Allen Oakleyh has selected eight essays which present the gist of Lowe's thought. It unifies his structural analyses and his instrumental analyses into the system Lowe calls “Political Economics.” This pre‐orders desired ends or effects and then determines or applies goal‐adequate means to achieve these ends. Lowe's Essays in Political Economics sketches the economic paradigm by wh…
A search for synthesis in economic theory Ideas in economics
Adolph Lowe's Paradigm Shift for a Scientific Economics
The economist Adolph Lowe has developed a methodological alternative, designated Political Economics, for the development of economic theory and the application of economic policy. In totality his system-with a methodology he calls instrumental-makes up a unity that can be seen as a logically derived paradigm shift for economics as a scientific discipline. Under it, by a democratic political process, some desired end-state is first consciously an…
Structural-Functional Dynamics in the Analysis of Socio-economic Systems
This article is the second of two that suggest outlines for a biological {evolutionary) model for analyzing socioeconomic systems. The first article developed concepts applicable to non-human biological systems.* This article broadens the model to incorporate factors pertinent to human societal systems. First discussed is human volition or purposive choice. Because of this, the particular path of socioeconomic change need not be "accidental" or s…
Structural-Functional Dynamics in the Analysis of Socio-economic Systems
Theory can be equated with analogy. Both attempt to convey the unfamiliar and/or the complex through use of more familiar and/or simple constructs. The theoretical analogies of "modern" economics have been by and large patterned after a prestigious and powerful Newtonian model, i.e. they have been of the mechanical genre. It has been argued, however, that models of a biological, or evolutionary, nature would be more appropriate to analyzing econo…
Economic Analysis and Environmental Quality
Interprovincial Migration in Canada as a Human Capital Decision
This paper develops an "economic opportunities model" of interprovincial labor movements in Canada. Viewing migration as a decision to invest in human capital, we postulate that migration flows are directly related to net present values of the investment decisions. A regression equation derived from the theoretical model contains two independent variables--the expected value of earnings differentials and a distance variable. Cross-section regress…
State Sales Taxation as a Budget Balancing Device
Structural" and "Aggregative" Emphases In Anti-Poverty Policy
Unrelated Individuals
The Democratic Vista
Interprovincial Migration in Canada as a Human Capital Decision
This paper develops an "economic opportunities model" of interprovincial labor movements in Canada. Viewing migration as a decision to invest in human capital, we postulate that migration flows are directly related to net present values of the investment decisions. A regression equation derived from the theoretical model contains two independent variables--the expected value of earnings differentials and a distance variable. Cross-section regress…
Adolph Lowe's Paradigm Shift for a Scientific Economics
The economist Adolph Lowe has developed a methodological alternative, designated Political Economics, for the development of economic theory and the application of economic policy. In totality his system-with a methodology he calls instrumental-makes up a unity that can be seen as a logically derived paradigm shift for economics as a scientific discipline. Under it, by a democratic political process, some desired end-state is first consciously an…
The Democratic Vista
Structural" and "Aggregative" Emphases In Anti-Poverty Policy
Unrelated Individuals
State Sales Taxation as a Budget Balancing Device
Interprovincial Migration in Canada as a Human Capital Decision
This paper develops an "economic opportunities model" of interprovincial labor movements in Canada. Viewing migration as a decision to invest in human capital, we postulate that migration flows are directly related to net present values of the investment decisions. A regression equation derived from the theoretical model contains two independent variables--the expected value of earnings differentials and a distance variable. Cross-section regress…
Economic Analysis and Environmental Quality
Structural-Functional Dynamics in the Analysis of Socio-economic Systems
Theory can be equated with analogy. Both attempt to convey the unfamiliar and/or the complex through use of more familiar and/or simple constructs. The theoretical analogies of "modern" economics have been by and large patterned after a prestigious and powerful Newtonian model, i.e. they have been of the mechanical genre. It has been argued, however, that models of a biological, or evolutionary, nature would be more appropriate to analyzing econo…
Structural-Functional Dynamics in the Analysis of Socio-economic Systems
This article is the second of two that suggest outlines for a biological {evolutionary) model for analyzing socioeconomic systems. The first article developed concepts applicable to non-human biological systems.* This article broadens the model to incorporate factors pertinent to human societal systems. First discussed is human volition or purposive choice. Because of this, the particular path of socioeconomic change need not be "accidental" or s…
Adolph Lowe's Paradigm Shift for a Scientific Economics
The economist Adolph Lowe has developed a methodological alternative, designated Political Economics, for the development of economic theory and the application of economic policy. In totality his system-with a methodology he calls instrumental-makes up a unity that can be seen as a logically derived paradigm shift for economics as a scientific discipline. Under it, by a democratic political process, some desired end-state is first consciously an…
A search for synthesis in economic theory Ideas in economics
Unity in the Social Thought of Adolph Lowe
A bstract . From the economist Adolph Lowe's voluminous‐writings, Allen Oakleyh has selected eight essays which present the gist of Lowe's thought. It unifies his structural analyses and his instrumental analyses into the system Lowe calls “Political Economics.” This pre‐orders desired ends or effects and then determines or applies goal‐adequate means to achieve these ends. Lowe's Essays in Political Economics sketches the economic paradigm by wh…
Economics (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Citation (4 works) · Economic Theory and Institutions (4 works) · Library science (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works)