Economics and Biology is a collection of key essays on the
relationship between economics and biology. As the limitations of
the mechanistic metaphor in economics are increasingly recognized,
this volume explores the potential for the use of evolutionary and
other ideas from the science of biology. Topics covered include
evaluations of mechanistic and biological analogies in economics in
the Darwinian revolution, the use of biology in Alfred Marshall's
economics, the concepts of optimisation and rationality in an
evolutionary context and the inspirations that biology may offer
for modern economics.
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