Austrian Economics Overview
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Organizing Economic Experiments: The Role of Firms
Drawing on property rights insights, the authors derive a basic view of the firm as an experimental entity.
The Logic of Action, by Murray Rothbard
It is both essential and impossible to review these two volumes. Essential, because they include the bulk of the scientific papers written by a great Austrian theorist.It is both essential and impossible to review these two volumes. Essential, because they include the bulk of the scientific papers written by a great Austrian theorist.
The Collected Works of F.A. Hayek, Volume 10, by Bruce Caldwell
Socialism and War gathers together F.A. Hayek's most important papers on the socialist calculation debate. Although Hayek played a key role in this debate, his criticism of socialism was by no means confined to it.
Expectations and the Meaning of Institutions: Essays in Economics, by Ludwig Lachmann
In past issues of The Mises Review, I have sometimes criticized Don Lavoie in harsh terms: in fact, some of what I have said about him has been quite horrid.
The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics, by Peter Boettke
This entry in Edward Elgar's Companion Series purports to be a survey and guide to modern Austrian economics.
The Market Process: Essays in Contemporary Austrian Economics, by Peter Boettke and David Prychitko
Tertullian famously asked, "what has Athens to do with Jerusalem?"fter reading The Market Process one can but inquire, "What has bad philosophy to do with Austrian economics?"
Murray Rothbard, R.I.P.
The intellectual achievements of Murray Newton Rothbard (1926-1995)—eminent scholar and friend—are monumental. He is the author of 25 books and thousands of article in scholarly and popular journals. His work covers the entire spectrum of the social sciences: pure economic theory, history, sociology, philosophy, religion, languages, and politics.
The Economics of Time and Ignorance: A Review
The Review of Austrian Economics, Volume 1, Number 1 (1987)
