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Imperialisme ilmu ekonomi[1] dalam ilmu ekonomi kontemporer adalah analisis ekonomi terhadap aspek-aspek kehidupan yang tampaknya non-ekonomis,[2] misalnya kejahatan,[3] hukum,[4] keluarga,[5] prasangka,[6] selera,[7] perilaku irasional,[8] politik,[9] sosiologi,[10] budaya,[11] agama,[12] perang,[13] sains,[14] dan penelitian.[14] Istilah ini sudah digunakan sejak tahun 1930-an.[15]

Analisis ini muncul karena sebuah metode (seperti ilmu fisik) yang membolehkan implikasi terbantahkan[16] yang dapat diuji oleh teknik statistik standar.[17] Pendekatan ini mengutamakan "perpaduan teori perilaku mencari keuntungan sebesar-besarnya, preferensi stabil, dan ekuilibrium pasar yang diterapkan secara habis-habisan tanpa henti".[18] Teori-teori tersebut dan fokus terhadap efisiensi ekonomi telah diabaikan dalam ilmu sosial lainnya sehingga "ilmu ekonomi bisa merambah ranah intelektual yang sebelumnya dianggap berada di luar lingkup disiplin ini".[17][19]

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    This was not a new phrase, having been used by Souter already in the 1930s: "The salvation of Economic Science in the twentieth century lies in an enlightened and democratic 'economic imperialism', which invades the territories of its neighbors, not to enslave them or to swallow them up, but to aid and enrich them and promote their autonomous growth in the very process of aiding and enriching itself" [per Ralph William Souter, 1933. Prolegomena to Relativity Economics, p. 94, n. Columbia University Press.
  16. ^ As argued more generally in Paul A. Samuelson, 1947, Enlarged ed. 1983. Foundations of Economic Analysis, Harvard University Press.
  17. ^ a b Edward P. Lazear, 2000. "Economic Imperialism," Quarterly Journal of Economics, 115(1), p. 99, pp. 99-146 Diarsipkan 2017-07-30 di Wayback Machine..
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