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- Antal Fekete, Gold, and Central Banksarticle03/09/2021son whose spirit was unusually sharp right up to a very old age. The spirit of old Europe radiated from his whole personality. Towards the end of his life, he became darker and darker, just as Carl Menger once did …
- The Political Management of the Coronavirus Crisisarticle03/30/2020act, all income must come from productivity, from the use of activity in conjunction with capital to better satisfy the needs of others. Redistribution, especially the hidden—but more important—monetary redistribution, hides this need, but does not eliminate it …
- The Praxeology of Coercion: A New Theory of Violence Cyclesarticle03/02/2017lead to an explosion of violence (revolutions, civil wars, uprisings), but also by the fact that it leads to a systematic overestimation regarding how well the existing order corresponds to the preferences of the people. It is similar to …
- Praxeology of Coercion: Catallactics vs. Craticsarticle11/19/2015Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 18, no. 3 (Fall 2015)ABSTRACT: Ludwig von Mises’s most important legacy is the foundation and analysis of catallactics, i.e., the economics of interpersonal exchange, as a sub-discipline of praxeology, the science …
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