Metodologi ekonomiMetodologi ekonomi merupakan ilmu yang mempelajari metode, umumnya metode ilmiah, yang berkomunikasi dengan ekonomi, termasuk prinsip tentang pertimbangan ekonomi.[1] Istilah 'metodologi' juga umum meskipun salah dan dipakai sebagai sinonim dari 'metode'. Masalah-masalah metodologi yang dibahas, termasuk kesamaan dan kemiripan dengan ilmu alam dan ilmu sosial lain, yaitu: - pengertian ekonomi[2]
- cakupan ilmu ekonomi seperti yang ditetapkan metodenya[3]
- prinsip landasan dan kepentingan operasi teori ekonomi[4]
- individualisme metodologis versus holisme dalam ekonomi[5]
- aspek penyederhanaan asumsi berjasa dan prediktif vs. realistis, termasuk pilihan rasional dan peningkatan keuntungan.[6]
- status ekonomi secara ilmiah[7]
- keseimbangan pendekatan secara empiris dan a priori[8]
- ketentuan yang tidak boleh dilampaui dan penggunaan metode eksperimental[9]
- analisis metode matematika dan aksiomatik dalam ekonomi[10]
- penulisan[11] dan retorika ekonomi[12]
- analisis teori dan praktik dalam ekonomi kontemporer.[13]
Lihat juga - Imperialisme ekonomi (ekonomi)
- Model (ekonomi)
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- Ekonomi positif
| - Ekonomi normatif
- Metodologi ekonometrik
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