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Scott Sumner sobre *The Marginal Revolution*

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Iniciado March 30, 2026

My favorite part of Tyler’s book is where he asks a very good but non-obvious question: Why did it take so long for economics as a field to develop a coherent model or framework of analysis? Much of the book discusses how three economists simultaneously developed marginal analysis, with a focus on the work of […] The post Scott Sumner on *The Marginal Revolution* appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Related Stories*The Marginal Revolution: Rise and Decline, and the Pending AI Revolution*Soc...

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O desenvolvimento simultâneo da análise marginal por diferentes economistas sugere que a inovação em economia é frequentemente um processo colaborativo em vez de isolado.
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The simultaneous development of marginal analysis by different economists suggests that innovation in economics is often a collaborative rather than an isolated process.

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Embora a análise histórica seja importante, ela não deveria dominar discussões sobre questões econômicas contemporâneas que exigem soluções imediatas e marcos práticos.
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While historical analysis is important, it should not dominate discussions on contemporary economic issues that require immediate solutions and practical frameworks.

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Concentrar-se no surgimento histórico da análise marginal corre o risco de ofuscar as metodologias diversas que moldaram a economia moderna.
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Focusing on the historical emergence of marginal analysis risks overshadowing the diverse methodologies that have shaped modern economics.

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Mar 30, 2026
O desenvolvimento tardio de um marco econômico coerente destaca a complexidade do comportamento humano, enfatizando a necessidade de abordagens interdisciplinares na economia.
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The delayed development of a coherent economic framework highlights the complexity of human behavior, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary approaches in economics.

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Mar 30, 2026
Compreender as razões por trás da evolução lenta das teorias econômicas pode fornecer insights valiosos sobre os desafios econômicos atuais e a formulação de políticas.
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Understanding the reasons behind the slow evolution of economic theories can provide valuable insights into current economic challenges and policy-making.

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