standard paradigm
collocation in Englishmeaningsofstandardandparadigm
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standard
adjective
uk/ˈstæn.dəd/us/ˈstæn.dɚd/
usual rather than special, especially when thought of as being correct ...
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paradigm
noun[C]
uk/ˈpær.ə.daɪm/us/ˈper.ə.daɪm/
a model of something, or a very clear and typical example ...
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(Definition ofstandardandparadigmfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Overall, thestandardparadigminvolving two follow-ups assessed 4 - 6 months apart has not enhanced our understanding of time-sensitive effects.
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Either such foundation must be found or the 'standardparadigm' abandoned when it comes to macroeconomics, although the same conclusion does not apply to microeconomics.
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Here the use of thestandardparadigmleads to good numerical predictions.
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This approach does not invalidate thestandardparadigm.
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In this manner thestandardparadigmcan be used in a much more flexible way.
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Thestandardparadigmis clearly too restrictive for many economic problems.
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In thestandardparadigm, models were devices to get at the autonomous (probably hidden) laws or governing relations that make the mechanisms work.
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Sutton's example of option pricing, which he cites as a successful application of thestandardparadigm, illustrates this fact.
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The decomposition of variable inventories showed that the intrusion of an isolated standard form into an otherwise nonstandard inventory does not lead to a completelystandardparadigm.
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Sutton is a modest man as we can see in his repudiation of the 'true model' ambitions of thestandardparadigm.
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To put it differently, the old structure-conduct-performance paradigm is not wrong, but yields bounds rather than fitting the 'standardparadigm'.
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In particular, when (if ever) is it safe to behave as though the 'standardparadigm' applies?
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But this is exactly the sort of case in which the 'standardparadigm' is bound to break down.
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The 'standardparadigm' works best when we really have a good theoretical foundation for the model we are seeking to estimate.
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Sutton's own later-century view retains some of the commitments of thestandardparadigm.
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For the first kind, the structure of the true model is almost directly implied by a priori considerations, and this is the ideal situation for thestandardparadigm.
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I do however believe that it is worth being open-minded and eclectic in using approaches that go beyond thestandardparadigmwhen trying to handle such issues.
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The fact that it is widely held among economists is a rather striking illustration of just how tight a grip thestandardparadigmhas obtained over the past fifty years.
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But he regards the analogy of the tides and thestandardparadigmas misleading in some cases (p. 5), because the above-listed conditions for it are not met.
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