2.1. Economic Theory
1.2. The Problem: Theory
1.3. The Solution: Theory and History
1.1. The Setting: History
Introduction: An Austro-Libertarian Reconstruction
Foreword to A Short History of Man
2. Subjectivism in International Economics: Why Absolute Purchasing Power Parity Does Not Hold by Simon Bilo
Austrian* economists have not ventured into the field of international economics very often and most of the exceptions wrote their work a long time ago. This is the case with the work on money and credit by Mises (1953 [1924], esp. pp. 170–86), Hayek’s discussion of monetary nationalism (1999 [1937], esp. pp.
I. Money
1. The Quality of Monetary Regimes by Philipp Bagus
In this article I* would like to continue in the tradition of Mises, Rothbard, and Salerno to analyze how sound monetary regimes affect the quality of money. The value of money, as of any other good, depends on its usefulness or quality in the eye of its user.