Introductions

re: Introductions

ryankaizen — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 11:17:50 GMT

Thanks for discussing this topic as i in search of this topic from a long time.

Ryan

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re: Introductions

ThomasJames — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 20:24:26 GMT

Nick,

To the best of my knowledge there hasn't been any singular work that focuses on this topic. For the most part this is valid, because too often trying to cross the two results in questions such as "What stock sector will be hot next", and Austrian economics contends (to my understanding) that figuring that out is an answer beyond the field of econ.

The only cross I know of might be Bill Bonner's books, which do attempt to take in extra information and make such guesses, but I'm more interested in longer term, more general solutions than his work (which is generally speculative 'get rich' work when forward looking, or a historical look back at what has happend, often intertwined).

Look forward to your thoughts, feel free to let me know if there's any more specific topics you'd like covered

re: Introductions

nick — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 06:16:45 GMT

i was looking just for such a tutorial to assist my entrepreneurial self-employed activities! I am inspired and excited by mises' insight, and want to take care in practical inquiry regarding accounting and finance so as to maintain austrian ethics. I couldn't find material for such an endeavour; shall i keep listening, or are there any books or articles for starters? Thanks