In economics, expected utility theory is often invoked as an account of how people actually make decisions in an economic context.
Actually, all phases of the building art -- including zoning, economics, politics, context, history, aesthetics and ideology -- fall within the traditional scope of critical interpretation.
While this is an accepted approach in health economics in the context of priority setting, 38 the exploratory latent class analysis in this study suggests that the preferences of an obese population around priorities for bariatric surgery may differ to those of the general public.
Placing his economics in the context of Edwardian iconoclasm and postwar desolation is a powerful corrective to the standard view of economics as an axiomatic system of universal truths.
In the Premier League free-for-all that has treated us to Thaksin Shinawatra, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, and the Portsmouth scandal, extreme laissez-faire economics are the context to a shift lower down to co-operative ownership of the sort embraced by Marber and Lewes, who drew an attendance of 601 to a 2-1 victoverover Thurrock in the Blue Square South at the Dripping Pan in midweek.
Mightn't it be that, when the economist utters a certain strict generalization sentence in an "economic setting" (say, in an economics textbook or at an economics conference), context-sensitive considerations affecting its truth conditions will have it turn out that the utterance is true?
But, as a lesson in global-oil economics, the ad lacked context.
"Many students at Manchester study economics in an interdisciplinary context alongside other social sciences, especially philosophy, politics and sociology.
Buildings are discussed — indeed aspects of them obsessed upon — but almost exclusively in the context of economics.
