Cachanosky’s List of ABCT in Mainstream

09/02/2013 Mises Wire John P. Cochran

It’s wonkish, but it will be of interest to those doing research on ABCT or capital-structure based macro.

My replacement at Metro State, Nicolas Cachanosky, has compiled a list of papers by non-Austrians that refer to ABCT most often favorably. See: The ABCT making its presence in the maintream literature

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