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    In economics: Methodological considerations in contemporary economics

    …Does monopoly foster technical progress? Normative economics, on the other hand, is concerned not with matters of fact but with questions of policy or of trade-offs between “good” and “bad” effects: Should the goal of price stability be sacrificed to that of full employment? Should income be taxed at a…

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