Summer 2014 ‘Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics’ Now Online

08/18/2014 Mises Wire Ryan McMaken

The Summer issue of QJAE is now available online, featuring new research and book reviews: Error, Equilibrium, and Equilibration in Austrian Price Theory by GP Manish The Savings and Loan Debacle Twenty-Five Years Later: A Misesian Re-Examination and Final Closing of the Book by Dale Steinreich Merger Waves and the Austrian Business Cycle Theory by Jimmy Saravia The Austrian Paradigm in Environmental Economics: Theory and Practice by Edwin Dolan What Should Austrian Economists Do? On Dolan on the Austrian Paradigm in Environmental Economics by Art Carden Comment on Dolan on Austrian Economics and Environmentalism by Walter Block Review of Welfare and Old Age in Europe and North America, edited by Bernard Harris by Dale Steinreich Review of The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis, by Ben S. Bernanke by David Howden Review of Gun Control in the Third Reich: Disarming the Jews and “Enemies of the State,” by Stephen P. Halbrook by Audrey Kline

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