Existing statistical representations determine what empirical problems economists can see and, importantly, what they fail to see.
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What counts as productive? Redefining ‘producers’ in economic discourse, 1890–1960 — Conceptual framework: discursive demarcations, material boundary work, and statistical representations
statistical representations of the economy shape the kinds of empirical problems economists see, and even more importantly what they fail to see
https://doi.org/10.1080/03085147.2024.2404355#unit-2-p6
What counts as productive? Redefining ‘producers’ in economic discourse, 1890–1960 — Conceptual framework: discursive demarcations, material boundary work, and statistical representations
statistical representations of the economy shape the kinds of empirical problems economists see, and even more importantly what they fail to see
https://doi.org/10.1080/03085147.2024.2404355#unit-2-p6
What counts as productive? Redefining ‘producers’ in economic discourse, 1890–1960 — Conceptual framework: discursive demarcations, material boundary work, and statistical representations
statistical representations of the economy shape the kinds of empirical problems economists see, and even more importantly what they fail to see
https://doi.org/10.1080/03085147.2024.2404355#unit-2-p6
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