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Endogenous Crisis and the Economic ParadigmWilson N. SyUniversity of Western Sydney February 24, 2012 Real-World Economics Review, Issue 59, pp. 67-82, March 12, 2012 Abstract: This paper proposes that the global financial and economic crisis has a single cause underlying all other causes. The single cause is attributed to the economic paradigm which drives individual behaviour, business, government and education. We define the economic paradigm and explain its power to drive endogenous economic processes, ultimately leading to the course of events which is recognised as the crisis. The paradigm assumes that economic instabilities are exogenous events thus allowing governments to ignore processes with systemic risks which emerged from excessive debt and asset bubbles. We suggest that the solution to this and future crises requires a new economic paradigm, where understanding endogenous crisis is one of its central objectives. Economic theory without crises is like medical theory without diseases.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 16 Keywords: endogenous, crisis, instability, cause, paradigm JEL Classification: A2, B4, D5, D8, E1, G1, H1, P1 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: March 15, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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