The key event in the post-war rise of the word “neoclassical economics” seems to be Paul Simpson’s 1949 AER article, “Neoclassical Economics and Monetary Problems”, which defines neoclassical economics as:
“[A] body of analysis derived from postulates concerning individual behavior in its efforts to maximize well-being. Individualistic and hedonistic in its approach, as formulated . . . → Read More: NGRAM — NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS VS AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS
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