A New Paradigm: Bernard Lonergan's Macroeconomic Field Theory

Purely Relational Foundations for Macroeconomics; An Explanatory Systematics and A New Standard Model of the Objective Economic Process

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Table 2: The Einstein-Hilbert Context and Systematics of the Economic Process

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Bernard Lonergan

Interdependent Functional Flows

CWL 3

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