The post-keynesian approach to microeconomics: an alternative view
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https://doi.org/10.22519/22157360.904Keywords:
Neo-classical, post-keynesian, maximization of profit, profit margins, overcapacityAbstract
This paper presents the different approaches of microeconomic theory. A neoclassical perspective is presented briefly on firm and consumer behavior. Next, the main insights of the post-keynesian approach at the microeconomic level is presented, with particular emphasis on firm behavior and their decisions in markets to achieve their economic goals.
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