Financial Markets in the Capitalist Process Kristin W. Bolton and other scholars and practitioners

and other scholars and practitioners from historically marginalized populations in support of culturally responsive and equitable evaluation (CREE)

PART ONE: Culture

Silas Talbot was a farmer's son who went to sea

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Further chapters on Formulation

Financial Markets in the Capitalist Process Kristin W. Bolton and other scholars and practitionersThe preoccupation of financial theory with static, timeless, equilibrium analysis has given rise to an orthodoxy that avoids the problems of uncertainty in the world. This work establishes new perspectives from which contemporary financial theory can be evaluated. Echoing Keynes' observation that "Human decisions . . . cannot depend on strict mathematical expectation," Douglas Vickers explains why most decisions in economics and finance are not made