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FALSIFICATIONIST SCIENTIFIC METHOD IN ECONOMICS

Article number

77_39

Pages

367 – 376

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Abstract

Economic research, theoretical and practical, can be made much more productive by the use of Popper’s falsificationist scientific method, which applies much more directly to economics than is generally supposed.
It is shown that falsificationism is particularly relevant to the work of the practical economist and examples are given.

Publication

V Symposium on Horticultural Economics

Authors

P. Bowbrick

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1978.77.39

Online Articles (44)

2. ECONOMICAL EFFECT OF TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT IN HORTICULTURE

I. Dimény

3. ECONOMICAL EFFECTS OF TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT IN HORTICULTURE

E.W. Schenk

4. CONSIDERATION UPON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUNGARIAN FRUIT INDUSTRY WITH ATTENTION ON CHANGES OF LABOUR AND STRUCTURE OF INVESTMENT AND IN THE PRODUCTION COST

P. Vig

5. MARKETING IMPLICATIONS OF DEVELOPMENTS IN CONSUMPTION OF HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS

M.T.G. Meulenberg

6. THE CONSUMPTION OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Dr. Mrs. Anna Burger

7. SOME ASPECTS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES PROJECTIONS

N. Krusze

8. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET ORGANIZATION 1)

J.C. MONTIGAUD | F. LAURET | H. PELLICER

9. ECONOMIES OF SCALE IN DUTCH GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION

D. Meijaard

10. ECONOMICAL PROBLEMS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF MECHANISATION FOR LARGE SCALE VEGETABLE GROWING

dr. F. Hegedüs | A. Kecskés | A. Kovács

11. ECONOMICAL QUESTIONS OF VEGETABLE FORCING IN HUNGARY

Dr. I. Rédai

12. ECONOMIC QUESTIONS OF THE TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT OF VITICULTURE

Dr. Mrs. Vilma Klenczner

13. ECONOMICAL ASPECTS OF THE “DUTCH CONCEPTION” OF GROWING PICKLING CUCUMBERS FOR ONCE-OVER MECHANICAL HARVESTING

K.J. de Vries

14. DECISIONS WITH MULTIPLE AIMS – A LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL

S. Scholz

15. THE USE OF THE CRITICAL PATH METHOD IN FARM PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

M. Kiss | E. Borszéki

16. THE ROLE OF UNCERTAINTY IN HORTICULTURAL FARM AND WORK MANAGEMENT

Dr. F. Frigyesy

17. THE PRODUCTION OF UP-TO-DATE HORTICULTURAL COSTINGS IN THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND ADVISORY SERVICE

G.L. Cladwell

18. A MONITORING SERVICE FOR TOMATO GROWERS

G.L. Cladwell

19. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL

J.H. Dempster

20. INQUIRY INTO THE TIME DIMENSION FACTORS OF DEVELOPMENT IN VITICULTURE AND IN THE VINICULTURE VERTICUM

Dr. Béla Tompa

21. ANALYSIS OF PRICE MOVEMENTS ON THE BELGIAN APPLE MARKET

U.J. Avermaete

22. EEC MEDIUM TERM FORECAST FOR FRUIT PRODUCTION POTENTIAL; PART TWO : SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

T.B. WILSON

23. MARKET RESEARCH PER SECTOR OF HORTICULTURE BY MEANS OF AGGREGATED NUMBERS OF VOLUMES AND PRICES

E.H.J.M. de Kleijn

24. APPLICATION OF THE DELPHI METHOD TO SHORT-RANGE PRICE PREDICTIONS ON THE FRUIT MARKET

H. Janssen

25. FORECAST OF REAL PRICE RATIO OF FRUIT BASED ON CONSUMERS’ PREFERENCE MEASURED IN MARKET TEST

P.D.s. Tomcsányi

26. THE DEMAND FOR VEGETABLES IN BELGIUM, BASED ON PANEL DATA

M. Beddegenoodts | V. Nijs | J. Vertessen

27. CONTROL OF PRODUCTION AND PRICE IN DUTCH FLOWER BULB GROWING

B.M.M. Kortekaas

28. SUPPLY AND PRICE CONTROL BY PRODUCER GROUPS ON THE EARLY POTATO MARKET IN WESTERN GERMANY: A QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO OPTIMAL COLLECTIVE MARKET STRATEGIES AND THE FREE RIDER PROBLEM

H.M. Blumencron | R.V. Alvensleben

29. THE PERFORMANCE OF COMPETING APPLE PRODUCTION AREAS EVALUATED BY WHOLESALERS – A CASE-STUDY FOR THE SALES AREA OF THE NIEDERELBE (WEST GERMANY) –

H.-G. Dreβler

30. BEHAVIORAL DIMENSIONS OF PROBLEMS IN VERTICAL MARKETING SYSTEMS – A COMPARISON BETWEEN THEORETICAL MODELS AND EXPERIENCES WITH GROUP DISCUSSIONS FOR ORNAMENTAL PLANTS IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

Ch. Möller

31. THE ECONOMICAL PROBLEMS OF APPLE STORING

Dr. L.Z. Kiss

32. CONDITIONS AND POSSIBILITIES FOR IMPROVING LABOUR EFFICIENCY IN APPLE HARVEST

G. Kollár

33. LABOUR, MECHANIZATION EFFICIENCY IN STONE FRUIT HARVEST

E. Kállay

34. CALCULATION OF LABOUR TIME REQUIREMENT FOR PRODUCTION METHODS WITH REGARD TO GIVEN CONDITIONS IN DIFFERENT HORTICULTURAL ENTERPRISES WITH HELP OF THE TIME FORMULAE METHOD

G. Stoffert

35. REDUCTION OF LABOUR COST THROUGH IMPROVED BASIC PLANNING

J.H. Dempster

36. LABOR AND OTHER INPUT AVAILABILITY IN DETERMINING VEGETABLE PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY IN ASIA

P.H. Calkins

37. CONNECTION BETWEEN FACTORS OF SOCIAL POLITICS, MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY IN HORTICULTURE

S. Komlósi

38. DEVELOPMENTS IN HORTICULTURAL ECONOMICS

H. Storck

39. HORTICULTURE AND THE NEW ZEALAND ECONOMY SOME SUGGESTED DEVELOPMENTS IN HORTICULTURAL ECONOMICS

Allan N. Rae

40. FALSIFICATIONIST SCIENTIFIC METHOD IN ECONOMICS

P. Bowbrick

41. SOME THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL QUESTIONS OF THE ECONOMIC RESEARCH IN HORTICULTURE IN HUNGARY

G.Y. Varga

42. CALCULATION METHOD OF MINIMUM PRICES FOR HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS

W. Rothenburger

43. CRITERIA OF DISPERSION IN INCOME DISTRIBUTIONS WITH NEGATIVE INCOMES

J.T.W. Alleblas

44. FRUIT FARMS IN THE FOOTHILL REGIONS OF POLAND

E. Makosz