Production Theory

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Patrick Newman

This paper defends the Rothbardian theory which states that the proportion of consumption spending relative to investment spending is systematically related to the interest rate through time preference in society,

Mateusz Machaj

The aim of this paper is twofold: to reformulate the concept of contestable markets in the context of property boundaries and to recapitulate the characteristics of “sunk costs.” 

Allan Walstad

There exists a modest but steadily growing literature on the economics of science. Much of it concerns the funding of research and the reaping of societal benefits therefrom, but one also sees increasing interest 

Frederick C. Kreiling

Do we now have the Third Culture that C. P. Snow saw coming to life? It would appear so.

Robert F. Mulligan

Empirical analysis and interpretation of employment and interest data based on the Hayekian triangle have proved highly fruitful in revealing new information about the structure of U.S. production.

Guido Zimmermann

Does Structuralist unemployment theory in the spirit of Edmund S. Phelps (1994) contain Austrian elements? Austrian macroeconomics concerns itself with the intertemporal capital structure  and entrepreneurial expectations.