Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics

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A Development of the Theory of the Ricardo Effect

Tags: Business Cycles, Production Theory

04/02/2018 Philip Ruys

The author rebuilds the theory of the Ricardo Effect around the alternative theses that a decline of investment by both the machine producing industries and the raw materials industries leads to the “scarcity of capital.”

Community Revival in the Wake of Disaster: Lessons in Local Entrepreneurship

Tags: The Entrepreneur, The Environment

02/03/2018 Michael Montgomery

When a community is hit by a disaster, how can it recover? The economics of mega-disaster poses some interesting questions for entrepreneurs.

China’s Great Migration

Tags: Strategy

01/31/2018 Paul F. Gentle

The huge migration of Chinese from farms to urban manufacturing centers is key to understanding China's economic growth in recent years.

Review The Euro: How a Common Currency Threatens the Future of Europe

Tags: Monetary Theory

01/29/2018 David Gordon

Stiglitz proposes interfering with the free market, without demonstrating that the free market does not work. “Sentence first—verdict afterwards.”

Public Debt: An Illusion of Democratic Political Economy

Tags: Calculation and Knowledge, Subjectivism

01/29/2018 Karl-Friedrich Israel

Is public debt really an illusion of democratic political economy, or is it something else entirely?

Response to a Review of Money, Banking, and the Business Cycle

Tags: Austrian Economics Overview, Business Cycles

01/29/2018 Brian P. Simpson

I discuss the effect of changes in interest rates versus changes in the rate of profits, and criticisms of Objectivist philosophy, and other criticisms.

Labor Market Effects in the Austrian Business Cycle Theory

Tags: Business Cycles, Monetary Theory

01/29/2018 Matthew Schaffer

An open question in the Austrian business cycle theory is how labor markets across the structure of production react to broader changes in the economy.

Subjective Expectations and the Process of Equilibration: The Views of Lachmann

Tags: Subjectivism

01/29/2018 G. P. Manish

Lachmann claimed expectations are subjective and coupled with the change of market data, greatly undermines any process of equilibration.

Review: The International Monetary System and the Theory of Monetary Systems

Tags: Monetary Theory, Money and Banking

12/18/2017 Carmen Elena Dorobăț

This is an accomplished theoretical inquiry into the workings of the international monetary system.

Review:Justice in the Marketplace in Early Modern Spain: Saravia, Villalón, and the Religious Origins of Economic Analysis

Tags: History of the Austrian School of Economics

12/14/2017 Eric C. Graf

The School of Salamanca is said to have founded the modern study of economics and tremendous insight is provided by D’Emic’s study to prove that point.

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