Austrian Realists
The Misesian approach to economics does not rely on unrealistic formal models.
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Why a Socialist Economy is “Impossible”
This is the Postscript to Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth (pp. 51-71) by Ludwig von Mises.
I. The Distribution of Consumption Goods in the Socialist Commonwealth
From Economic Calculation In The Socialist Commonwealth. Pages 3-10 in the text, as narrated by Gennady Stolyarov II.
IV. Responsibility and Initiative in Communal Concerns
From Economic Calculation In The Socialist Commonwealth.
II. The Nature of Economic Calculation
From Economic Calculation In The Socialist Commonwealth. Pages 10-26 in the text, as narrated by Gennady Stolyarov II.
V. The Most Recent Socialist Doctrines and the Problem of Economic Calculation
From Economic Calculation In The Socialist Commonwealth.
III. Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth
From Economic Calculation In The Socialist Commonwealth.
Commodity Prices and Inflation: What’s the Connection?
Government and its henchmen are anxious to relegate into oblivion the fact that this rise is produced by an increase in the amount of money and money substitutes. They never mention this increase.
The Historical Setting of the Austrian School of Economics
This audio essay is narrated by Gennady Stolyarov, II.
Aristotle on Mixed Economies
Capitalism is an economic system that allows people to make choices free from government intervention. Capitalism is just. Socialism is unjust. There is no "messy middle."
