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Research Interests Heterodox Microeconomics (Post Keynesian and Institutionalist): Theory of the Business Enterprise, Pricing, Investment, Financing; Micro-Macro synthesis, Theory of Effective Demand, Input-Output Analysis, Social  Welfare, Methodology and Philosophy of Economics (Critical Realism), History of (Heterodox) Economic Thoughts, Political Economy (of Education), Globalization and Development Policy. Ph.D Dissertation: Microfoundations of Effective Demand Abstract Summary (presentation format, pdf) Table of Contents Bibliography (html) Published Papers and Book Reviews Book Review: Transforming Economics: Perspectives on the critical realist project, Paul Lewis ed., 2004, London: Routledge, 311pp., ISBN 0-415-36967-3 (paperback, $41.95), Review of Political Economy 29(1), January 2009 Article: "Toward the Evolutionary Post Keynesian Theory of Business Enterprise", The Review of Social & Economic Studies, Vol. 27, October 2006. (in Korean) Article: "Neoliberalism as an Asocial Ideology and a Strategy in Education," Forum for Social Economics 35(1), 2005 Book Review: The Open Economy and Its Financial Constraints by Penelope Hawkins, Edward Elgar 2003, Oeconomicus Vol. VII, 2004-2005. Book Review: Economic Justice and Democracy: From Competition to Cooperation, by Robin Hahnel, New York and London: Routledge, 2005,  in Heterodox Economics Newsletter, Issue 18, 10/26/2005 Working Papers Business Enterprises and Business Cycles, October 2009 A Post Keynesian Microeconomic Approach to Welfare, April 2009 The Micro-Macro Synthesis in Veblen's Institutional Economics, March 2008 Heterodox Microfoundations: A Methodological Appraisal, December 2006 Abstraction Vs. Idealization: Comparison between Endogenous Growth Theory and Post Keynesian Growth Theory, co-authored with Yan Liang, April 2005 A Paradigmatic Approach to Economics: Positivism, Hermeneutics, and Critical Realism, December 2004 Essays and Notes Tanslation (in Korean): Discussions with Jan A. Kregel, in Oeconomicus IV, Fall 2000.