From: Diego Guerrero (diego.guerrero@CPS.UCM.ES)
Date: Tue Apr 03 2007 - 14:02:50 EDT
Fred, you wrote: Hi Diego, I don't think "methodological individualism" is a good description for Ajit's insistence that M must be determined by PQ. "Methodological individualism" has to do with individual choices; Ajit's theory does not have to do with individual choices, but with the relation between individual quantities and total quantities. I don't know what we should call Ajit's insistence that total quantities must be derived from individual quantities (which is based on Sraffa's theory - objective individualism? - but to call it methodological individualism is misleading, since that term already has a specific meaning. Comradely, Fred _______________________ Yes, I agree that it can be misleading. I was rather thinking that he was not respecting the holistic approach we need for this. Cheers, Diego
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