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International Business Economics
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@MISC{Clark_internationalbusiness,
author = {Woodrow W. Clark and Ph. D and Michael Fast Ph. D and Woodrow W. Clark and Ph. D and Michael Fast Ph. D and Ph. D},
title = {International Business Economics},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
The neo-classical paradigm and constant claims of modifications dominate the field business economics. However, almost all the entire field retains the basic precepts, namely that human beings only react to conditions and never think and reflect about their actions. Nonetheless, few other theoretical constructs are offered that describe and understand business phenomena. This paper offers an alternative perspective, drawing from subjectivism. It challenges the neo-classic paradigm and then builds toward a new understanding through phenomenology, linguistic, and especially symbolic interactionism. The result is labelled “qualitative economics”. The
Keyphrases
international business economics theoretical construct neo-classical paradigm alternative perspective entire field human being field business economics qualitative economics neo-classic paradigm understand business phenomenon symbolic interactionism basic precept constant claim new understanding
