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001452186 1001_ $$aAndré, Jean-Baptiste,$$eauthor.
001452186 24510 $$aFrom evolutionary biology to economics and back :$$bparallels and crossings between economics and evolution /$$cJean-Baptiste André, Mikael Cozic, Silvia De Monte, Jean Gayon, Philippe Huneman, Johannes Martens, Bernard Walliser.
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001452186 300__ $$a1 online resource (xi, 186 pages).
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001452186 4901_ $$aHistory, philosophy and theory of the life sciences,$$x2211-1956 ;$$vvolume 28
001452186 5050_ $$aChapter 1 Introduction -- Chapter 2 Preliminary reflections Analogical reasoning between economics and biology -- Chapter 3 Set of 25 keywords, Adaptation/Learning, Altruism, Chance/Uncertainty, Classification, Communication/Signalling, Competition, Constraint/Trade-off, Cooperation, Crisis, Cycles, Development/Growth, Diversity, Equilibrium, Fitness/Utility, Heredity/Transmission, Information, Market, Mutation/Innovation, Optimality, Organizational levels, Population, Resource /Investment, Selection, Strategic interactions, Time scales, Chapter 4 Concluding remarks 1. The relevance of the studied analogies according to their field origin and system characteristics -- Chapter 5 Concluding Remarks 2 Economics and evolutionary biology: An overview of their (recent) interactions.
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001452186 520__ $$aThis book offers a comprehensive exploration of the major key concepts common to economics and evolutionary biology. Written by a group of philosophers of science, biologists and economists, it proposes analyses of the meaning of twenty-five concepts from the viewpoint respectively of economics and of evolutionary biology each followed by a short synthesis emphasizing major discrepancies and commonalities. This analysis is surrounded by chapters exploring the nature of the analogy that connects evolution and economics, and chapters that summarize the major teachings of the analyses of the keywords. Most scholars in biology and in economics know that their science has something in common with the other one, for instance the notions of competition and resources. Textbooks regularly acknowledge that the two fields share some history Darwin borrowing from Malthus the insistence on scarcity of resources, and then behavioral ecologists adapting and transforming game theory into evolutionary game theory in the 1980s, while Friedman famously alluded to a Darwinian process yielding the extant firms. However, the real extent of the similarities, the reasons why they are so close, and the limits and even the nature of the analogy connecting economics and biological evolution, remain inexplicit. This book proposes basis analyses that can sustain such explication. It is intended for researchers, grad students and master students in evolutionary and in economics, as well as in philosophy of science.
001452186 588__ $$aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed January 25, 2023).
001452186 650_0 $$aEvolution (Biology)$$xPhilosophy.
001452186 650_0 $$aEconomics$$xPhilosophy.
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001452186 7001_ $$aCozic, Mikaël,$$eauthor.
001452186 7001_ $$aDe Monte, Silvia,$$eauthor.
001452186 7001_ $$aGayon, Jean,$$eauthor.
001452186 7001_ $$aHuneman, Philippe,$$eauthor.
001452186 7001_ $$aMartens, Johannes,$$eauthor.
001452186 7001_ $$aWalliser, Bernard,$$eauthor.
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001452186 830_0 $$aHistory, philosophy and theory of the life sciences ;$$vv. 28.$$x2211-1956
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