Historia de la Escuela Austriaca de Economía

La búsqueda de una moneda sólida no es un fenómeno reciente. En la Italia del siglo XIII, dos unidades monetarias de oro diferentes competían entre sí en la economía medieval italiana.

De cara al futuro, a partir de 2025, se prevé un auge de las publicaciones económicas, los investigadores, los estudiantes, los profesores y los escritores austriacos en muchos países.

La biografía de Hans F. Sennholz se lee como una novela paradójica —como si el protagonista hubiera viajado hacia atrás a través del siglo XX.

A book so dangerous it couldn't be printed: it passed hand to hand in manuscript for twenty-five years. Mark Thornton on the underground text that founded modern economics.

Murray Rothbard wasn't born an Austrian economist. Patrick Newman on how a Columbia-trained mainstream PhD became Mises's heir—in the hundredth year since Rothbard's birth.

Two of the best American Austrians feuded over a book review, trained no successors, and their school quietly died out. Paul Cwik and Shawn Ritenour on the Austrians you may not know, and the ones we almost lost.

The Theory and Method faculty panel takes questions from Mises University students.

Why is water nearly free while diamonds cost millions, when you'd die in three days without one and never miss the other? In 1871, Carl Menger finally solved it.

Thatcher, Clinton, Obama, Trump—everyone gets called a neoliberal, which is why most free-market economists say the word means nothing. Tho Bishop argues it names something precise.

A game show finalist looked at a rigged final round and told his opponent, "I'm going to steal—and then split it with you." He didn't play the game. He changed it. Lucas Engelhardt on entrepreneurs and game theory.