| There's the neoclassical dining room with its frescoes depicting the country house of the palazzo's previous owners, the Baglioni family. |
| But consider this remark by an economist who is the exemplar of a puristic form of neoclassical economics, Robert Lucas. |
| Their characterization of the neoclassical model approach to rural development is far too narrow. |
| In most overseas countries the ideology of fundamentalist neoclassical economics has been thrown out. |
| Slipped into an inner courtyard, it is cool, modernist, yet residually neoclassical in mood, and hugely successful. |
| Clearly, Smith developed an analysis of lobbying that was the forefather of modern neoclassical political economy. |
