Guftār'hāyī dar ravish'shināsī 'ilm-i iqtiṣad: Persiska (Farsi) 1397

Auguste Comte's naïve positivist thinking in the 19th century did not have much impact on the methodology of classical economists. But the development of this thinking in different forms in the last decades of this century and the first decades of the 20th century, little by little influenced the analyzes and approaches of some neoclassical economic currents. It is surprising that the peak of the influence of positivist ideas in modern economic thought occurred at the exact time when positivism in modern economic thought occurred exactly at the time when the early positivism in favor of proving empirical validity in natural sciences was declining and replaced by a kind of hypothesis approach. He was giving an inference. In the second half of the 20th century, almost the entire mainstream of economics in academic circles was strongly dominated by a kind of positivist approach, which was practically obsolete in the field of physical and natural sciences...