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Nobel Lecture: The Process and Progress of Economics

Journal of Political Economy 1983 91(4), 529-545
The lecture focuses on the reasons that new ideas are accepted or rejected by a science. A distinction is drawn between prescientific and scientific stages of a discipline. The diverse fates of new ideas are illustrated by a variety of episodes in the history of economics, including the economics of information and the theory of economic regulation.

Nobel Lecture: The Process and Progress of Economics

Journal of Political Economy 1983 91(4), 529-545
The lecture focuses on the reasons that new ideas are accepted or rejected by a science. A distinction is drawn between prescientific and scientific stages of a discipline. The diverse fates of new ideas are illustrated by a variety of episodes in the history of economics, including the economics of information and the theory of economic regulation.