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Recorded at the Mises Institute, 7–8 October 2005. [27:54]
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Mises’ socialist calculation argument reshaped the debate about socialism. It was not true that socialism could work and could use the same techniques as capitalism. The book Socialism had a decisive impact on Hayek and other rising economists. Mises made four main claims in his book Socialism. They were: 1) the promises of socialism are empty
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From Part III: Officer, Gentleman, Scholar. Narrated by Paul Strikwerda. [1:16:48]
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Hülsmann’s sweeping intellectual biography of Ludwig von Mises. Narrated by Paul Strikwerda.
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The abject practical failure of the Marxist revolutionaries in the post-WWI period had done much harm to their image as the vanguard of social progress. The explanation for this failure in the writings of Mises, Max Weber, and Boris Brutzkus had led many economists to revise their views about the suitable scope of government within society. But
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Before Carl Menger, various German economists had criticized the labor theory of value specifically and rejected the doctrine of inherent value in general. Menger’s view that value was subjective (personal, individual) in nature was not exceptional among German authors of the first half of the nineteenth century. Indeed, some of them even knew the
Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics
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Volume 2, No. 4 (Winter 1999) Caplan arrives at the startling conclusion that the Austrian approach, despite the efforts, is less realistic than the neoclassical approach that flourished in the age of benign neglect for realism. A discussion of these views is highly useful given the growing interest in economic realism. In this article, we