History of the Austrian School of Economics

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Carl Menger Douglas French

"Menger's work provided the foundation for all of the Austrian School and the bedrock for monetary theory, laying the groundwork for Mises, Hayek, and Rothbard."

C.J. Maloney

Mr. Calandro not only strives to teach a method to avoid the delusion, but to attempt to profit from the resultant cleaning out when the bubble bursts.

Murray N. Rothbard

Money then, for Buridan, is a market commodity, and the value of that money, just as in the case of other market commodities, "must be measured by human need."

Paul A. Cleveland

The students' interest in the current economic crisis has served as a source of motivation for them to learn the subject well.

George Ford Smith

"Bastiat knew what most educated people never learn, that the source of all injustice in society stems from violations of freedom."

Louis E. Carabini

The unseen effect that is missing in his "Broken Window" analysis is the diversion of time and energy from a community-enhancing endeavor (the unseen) to one of restoration (the seen).

Jeffrey A. Tucker

To draw insights from all sources is to create the kind of diversity that makes for a vibrant and productive intellectual paradigm and an endlessly fascinating website erected in the defense of liberty.

Dan Sanchez

"Savings are an indispensable prerequisite for increases in productivity that involve lengthening the structure of production."

Martin Fronek

The Austrian, broad approach to the study of social reality is something which legal theorists could very much benefit from.

Stephen Mauzy

In reality, money is as easily supplied by the free market as any other good.