Abstract
Preface Introduction Part I. Statistical Logics: 1. J. S. Mill and some philosophical underpinnings of controlled experimentation 2. R. A. Fisher, randomization, and controlled experimentation 3. Some special difficulties of controlled social experiments 4. Hume's problem of induction in modern statistical inference and controlled experimentation Part II. Economic Logics: 5. Problems with a rationalist account of classical mechanics 6. Microeconomics striving to be a classical-mechanics-like science 7. The income maintenance experiments: microeconomic science or scientism? 8. Microeconomics striving to be deontology Conclusion Appendix References Symbols and abbreviations Index.
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