Los aportes a la teoría económica y la vigencia de la señora Joan Robinson.
- Autores: Jaime Páez
- Localización: Tópicos Selectos de Recursos: Estudios Organizacionales y Desarrollo Regional / coord. por María Ramos, Aida Alvarado, Walter López, María Solís, Cyntia López, 2014, ISBN 978-376-4590-68-0, págs. 91-114
- Idioma: español
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Resumen
Three important dates in the life of one of the most prominent Post-keynesian economists were commemorated in 2013, the 110th celebration of her birthday (October the 31st, 1903), 80 years since her masterpiece The Economics of Imperfect Competition (1933) was published and her death 30th anniversary (August the 5th, 1983). Mrs. Joan Robinson made great contributions to economic theory from a heterodox perspective, and with a wide social content. She was characterized by her interest in expanding the main macroeconomic issues to the problems of economic development and by a strong microfoundation towards imperfect competition market structures. This author bases her analyses in a significant amount of tools and interdisciplinary links, which may explain why her works are provided by deepness and analytical rigor in the history of economic thought. Robinson was concerned on debates about teaching of economics and the Neoclassical model.
