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Waldman on Theory, Math, Science, and Economics [Mike the Mad Biologist] (ScienceBlogs)

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One of the interesting things that’s come out of Krugman’s critique of macroeconomics is that it’s led to a lot of economists (and others) discussing how science should work and what science is. I found Robert Waldmann’s take on the role of mathematics in science and economics: Read the rest of this post…

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Waldman on Theory, Math, Science, and Economics [Mike the Mad Biologist] (ScienceBlogs)

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