Constructing a More Scientific Economics

<p>Introduction: John Tomer and the Importance of Pluralism and Humanism in Economic Modelling.- 1&nbsp; Tomer's Humanistic Hand.- 2&nbsp;Behavioral economics as the combination of economics with all behavioral and social sciences.-&nbsp;3&nbsp;John Tomer’s Human Firm:&nbsp; Where is it Today?.-&nbsp;4&nbsp;The Human and Humane Firm: Linking Wellbeing, Community Embeddedness and Productivity.-&nbsp;5&nbsp;Counterfactual Thinking in Behavioral Economics.-&nbsp;6&nbsp;Decision-Making: Behavioral Economics Beyond the Evidence Provided by Experiments.-&nbsp;7&nbsp;Frank Knight. Risk, Uncertainty, and Consciousness.-&nbsp;8&nbsp;Crossing the Valley of Death Between Academic Research & Climate Change Policy: The Role of Behavioural Economics.-&nbsp;9&nbsp;The behavioral economics of sustainable food consumption.-&nbsp;10&nbsp;Water and the Market.-&nbsp;11&nbsp;Are Cinnabons a Source of Wellbeing and Happiness.-&nbsp;12&nbsp;Treatment at the Beginning of the Race Matters:&nbsp; Early Life Trauma and Life Course Outcomes.-&nbsp;13&nbsp;On Economic Development and Efficiency.-&nbsp;14 On Economic Development and Efficiency.</p><div><br><p></p></div>