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Economists have long grappled with the problem of how economic theories relate to empirical evidence. This book introduces, explains, and develops a structural philosophy of which addresses this issue. Applying the work of Patrick Suppes, Karl Marx and others, it reconstructs some important economic theories using the structuralist approach.

Mter the impressive collapseoftheSovietUnionand the Eastern European socialist countries, it is more pertinent than ever to recover the scientific legacy ofKarl Marx. This legacy is mainly (if not exclusively) constituted by his work in the field of eco­ nomic theory. Marx's economic theory was intended by his au­ thor as a scientific objective theory about the nature ofcapitalist economies, a theory that was going to serve as the foundation o...

Mter the impressive collapseoftheSovietUnionand the Eastern European socialist countries, it is more pertinent than ever to recover the scientific legacy ofKarl Marx. This legacy is mainly (if not exclusively) constituted by his work in the field of eco­ nomic theory. Marx's economic theory was intended by his au­ thor as a scientific objective theory about the nature ofcapitalist economies, a theory that was going to serve as the foundation o...