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[[Austrian economist]]s define '''science''' as the "endeavor to attain a mental grasp of the phenomena of the universe by a systematic arrangement of the whole body of available knowledge," a definition that does not necessarily require the use of the [[scientific method]] in order for a branch of study to qualify as a science.<ref>{{md|6118|What Is Economics?|Greaves, Percy L., Jr.|3 August 2012}}</ref> | [[Austrian economist]]s define '''science''' as the "endeavor to attain a mental grasp of the phenomena of the universe by a systematic arrangement of the whole body of available knowledge," a definition that does not necessarily require the use of the [[scientific method]] in order for a branch of study to qualify as a science.<ref>{{md|6118|What Is Economics?|Greaves, Percy L., Jr.|3 August 2012}}</ref> {{stub}} | ||
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Austrian economists define science as the "endeavor to attain a mental grasp of the phenomena of the universe by a systematic arrangement of the whole body of available knowledge," a definition that does not necessarily require the use of the scientific method in order for a branch of study to qualify as a science.[1]
References
- ↑ "What Is Economics?" by Greaves, Percy L., Jr., 3 August 2012