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Capabilities, resources, learning and innovation: a blueprint for a post-classical economics and public policy
The dominant approach in economics, often referred to as neoclassical economics, gradually acquired its leading status in the years following the publication of Lionel Robbins’s (1932) famous essay on the nature and significance of economic science. In this essay Robbins argued that economics should
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