Homo Oeconomicus 32 (1)

Exploring the concept of Convention Economics, this book delves into whether it represents a new economic paradigm or a reinterpretation of existing theories. It examines the role of social conventions in economic behavior, highlighting how these norms influence decision-making and market dynamics. Through a critical analysis, the author challenges traditional economic models and proposes a fresh perspective on the interplay between culture and economics, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in the evolution of economic thought.