Teoría fenomenológica general del bienestar y la elección social

Revista de Economía Política de Buenos Aires 12 (7):105-133 (2013)
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Abstract

By introducing elements of phenomenological philosophy to the analysis of human needs in economics; from Sartrean postulates as well as the nature and essence of individual’s needs, has been revealed a theorethical framework that serves to ponder human being’s existential behavior by means of their phenomenologic social choices and welfare. Defining a planning agent under strong assumptions of rationality and projective efficacious capabilities, the Arrow’s theorem has been proved for the economic agent aware of its finitude in this world.

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Rodrigo Lopez-Pablos
National Technological University

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