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Evoluzioni dottrinali su incertezza e rischio. Da Knight e Sassi alla Teoria del Caos

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La ricerca esamina l?incertezza e il rischio, quali condizioni fondamentali per l?Economia Aziendale e l?Economia pi? in generale, seguendo un approccio ontologico fondato sulla storia contemporanea. La differenza tra incertezza e rischio ? tema centrale di discussione sia in dottrina, sia nella prassi; la ricerca si focalizza in primis sui lavori di Knight e di Sassi, approfondendo poi quelli di Edgeworth, di Pareto, di Fisher e di Oberparlaiter. La ricerca mira ad avvalorare la necessit? di un?evoluzione interpretativa della Teoria Dinamica (Schmalenbach, Zappa) e della Teoria Sistemica (Zappa, Azzini, Masini, Onida). In particolare, il presente scritto rileva che i recenti studi sulla Teoria del Caos e sull?Econophysics, sono un concreto ausilio per comprendere un sistema economico pervaso da informazione incompleta, da indeterminismo e da differente attitudine dei singoli operatori, e in tempi diversi, ad operare in condizioni di incertezza e di rischio. Inoltre, si sostiene che gli studi di Econophysics presentino sinergie con la teoria aziendale organicistica, tipica della Scuola Toscana, fondata e diretta da Alberto Ceccherelli.

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  • Marco Angelo Marinoni, 2014. "Evoluzioni dottrinali su incertezza e rischio. Da Knight e Sassi alla Teoria del Caos," CONTABILIT? E CULTURA AZIENDALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2014(1), pages 33-53.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:ccadaa:v:html10.3280/cca2014-001004
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