This paper outlines the evolution of the theory of economic policy from the classical contributions of Frisch, Hansen, Tinbergen and Theil to situations of strategic interaction. Andrew Hughes Hallett has taken an active and relevant part in this evolution, having contributed to both the development and recent rediscovery of the classical theory, with possible relevant applications for model building.
Towards a new theory of economic policy: Continuity and innovation / Acocella, Nicola; DI BARTOLOMEO, Giovanni. - STAMPA. - 20(2007), pp. 15-34.
Towards a new theory of economic policy: Continuity and innovation
ACOCELLA, Nicola;DI BARTOLOMEO, Giovanni
2007
Abstract
This paper outlines the evolution of the theory of economic policy from the classical contributions of Frisch, Hansen, Tinbergen and Theil to situations of strategic interaction. Andrew Hughes Hallett has taken an active and relevant part in this evolution, having contributed to both the development and recent rediscovery of the classical theory, with possible relevant applications for model building.File allegati a questo prodotto
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