Philosophy and Methodology

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Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk

The idea of final utility is to the expert the open sesame, as it were, by which he unlocks the most complicated phenomena of economic life and solves the hardest problems of the science.

Ludwig von Mises

Choosing means is a matter of reason, choosing ultimate ends a matter of the soul and the will.

Murray N. Rothbard

In that way, the possessors of a liberal or pacifist conscience can go about their business assured that they could never be a party to capital punishment; while the rest of us can have the capital punishment we would like to have, free from the interference of liberal busybodies.

Mark R. Crovelli

"The necessary result of the adoption of this empiricist epistemological and methodological model was that social scientists would always be behind the curve of any emerging social phenomenon."