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1.2 How do economists approach the world?

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1.2.1—Economic methodology

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• Positive economics uses logic, hypotheses, models, theories, ceteris paribus, empirical evidence, and refutation • Normative economics involves value judgments in policy making • Equity and equality are distinct ideas and may be interpreted differently

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1.2.2—Economic thought

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• 18th century thought includes Adam Smith and laissez faire • 19th century thought includes classical microeconomics, utility, the margin, Say's law, and Marxist critique • 20th century thought includes the Keynesian revolution, macroeconomic policy, monetarism, and new classical counter-revolution • 21st century thought includes behavioural economics, interdisciplinarity, sustainability, interdependence, and circular economy ideas

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