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Jeffrey Herbener at Mises University 2017

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Subjective Value and Market Prices

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07/24/2017Audio/VideoJeffrey M. Herbener

Recorded at Mises University 2017.

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Value Investing's Compatibility with Austrian Economics — Truth or Myth?

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07/13/2017Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsDavid J. RappMichael OlbrichChristoph Venitz

This article attempts to illustrate what makes value investing incompatible with Austrian economics and, hence, to terminate a lingering myth.

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Value Investings Compatibility with Austrian Economics Truth of Myth.pdf

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Austrian Economics Core Curriculum

Austrian Economics OverviewEntrepreneurshipMonetary TheoryPraxeologySubjectivismValue and Exchange

08/15/2016CoursesMises Institute

The Mises Academy's seven-lecture Austrian Economics Core Curriculum course lays out the fundamentals of Austrian Economics.

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Subjective Value and Market Prices

Austrian Economics OverviewCalculation and KnowledgePricesSubjectivism

07/25/2016Audio/VideoDavid Howden

Recorded at the Mises University 2016.

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Toward a Subjective Approach to Investment Appraisal in Light of Austrian Value Theory

Austrian Economics OverviewSubjectivismValue and Exchange

06/15/2016Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsJeffrey M. HerbenerDavid J. Rapp

This paper explores the implications of Mises’s theory of economic calculation for asset acquisitions and disposals, especially the acquisition and disposal of entire business enterprises.

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Toward a Subjective Approach to Investment Appraisal in Light of Austrian Value Theory.pdf

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The Economics of "Free Stuff"

Taxes and SpendingSubjectivismValue and Exchange

02/22/2016Mises WireJonathan Newman

It’s laudable when we give gifts that are truly ours to give. This should not be confused with giving away the property of others. In either case, if we want more wealth to give away, we have to produce wealth first.

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Why Women Pay Higher Prices for the "Same" Products

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02/19/2016Mises WireJohn Dotson

Do women really pay more than men for the "same" goods and services? No. Not only are these supposedly identical goods not actually identical, but the consumers value them differently, leading to different prices.

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Are Government Regulators More Virtuous than Everyone Else?

PricesSubjectivismValue and Exchange

01/29/2016Mises WireIván Carrino

Economists Robert Shiller and George Akerlof would have us believe that the market sells us things we don’t really want. That’s not true, but even if it were, the proposed solution — government — is even less likely to give us what we want.

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The Market Doesn't Solve Problems; People Do

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01/28/2016Mises WireLouis Rouanet

Many advocates for free markets often mistakenly speak of "the market" as if markets by themselves somehow solve problems or provide incentives. Only people can do these things, and markets are just a means to an end.

Un-PC Lego Insists on Making Toys Girls Like

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Un-PC Lego Making Toys Girls Like

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01/18/2016Mises WireRyan McMaken

Lego has finally managed to attract girls to their products with the Lego Friends line. In response, feminists have denounced the line for being too "girly." But Lego is just responding to market demand and what Mises called consumer sovereignty.