Calculation and Knowledge

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Murray N. Rothbard

Hence, it is scientifically meaningless to say that the "probability of Jerry Ford being elected in 1976 is three-eighths," since elections are not homogeneous events repeated a large number of times. And yet a large amount of modern social science and of its mathematizing rests on this faulty view of probability theory.

Jeffrey A. Tucker

"The state has only one role in the novels and it is entirely negative: it makes and enforces the fugitive slave laws."

David Gordon

If pushed too far, Cowen's line of thought could lead to an undue subjectivism, in which people's perceptions and classifications, rather than what actually occurs, would be the sole issues of importance.

Friedrich A. Hayek

"Mises must be compared to thinkers like Voltaire or Montesquieu, Tocqueville and John Stuart Mill."

Gabriel E. Vidal

"Costs of production do not determine prices of goods. Prices of goods determine costs of production."