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What Is Still Wrong with the Austrian School of Economics?
Assessing Austrian Economics, 2019There are more scholars teaching and actively engaged in research associated with the Austrian School of Economics now than at any other time in its history. However, there is still something seriously wrong within the Austrian School and changes must be
Peter J. Boettke
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Carl Menger and the Austrian School of Economics.
Economica, 1974William Jaffe, J. R. Hicks, W. Weber
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International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education, 2019
In this paper I argue that the unique contribution of the Austrian School of Economics (ASE) is found in its general approach to economic problems, an approach that, because of its emphasis on meaning, has been called 'radical subjectivism'. In the light
C. Ferlito
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In this paper I argue that the unique contribution of the Austrian School of Economics (ASE) is found in its general approach to economic problems, an approach that, because of its emphasis on meaning, has been called 'radical subjectivism'. In the light
C. Ferlito
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Helene Bauer and Austrian school of economics
Revue européenne des sciences sociales, 2023Helene Bauer was one of the leading economists of Austromarxism, an intellectual circle close to Austria’s Social Democratic Workers’ Party between the two world wars, which aimed to create a new socialist society by democratic means. Between 1923 and 1926, she contended with what would later become known as the Austrian School of Economics and its ...
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International journal of research and review
Macroeconomic research in advanced economies is still largely shaped by Keynesian and neo-Keynesian traditions. These frameworks work primarily with aggregates and assume that fiscal and monetary policy can stabilise the economy.
Enrico Moch
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Macroeconomic research in advanced economies is still largely shaped by Keynesian and neo-Keynesian traditions. These frameworks work primarily with aggregates and assume that fiscal and monetary policy can stabilise the economy.
Enrico Moch
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Voprosy Ekonomiki
The article presents the main characteristics of the modern Austrian school. Its fundamental principles are shown, from which its remaining gap with the economic mainstream becomes obvious. The task is solved to demonstrate that the Austrian economics as
A. Zaostrovtsev, V. V. Matveev
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The article presents the main characteristics of the modern Austrian school. Its fundamental principles are shown, from which its remaining gap with the economic mainstream becomes obvious. The task is solved to demonstrate that the Austrian economics as
A. Zaostrovtsev, V. V. Matveev
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What’s Still Right With the Austrian School of Economics: A Comment on Boettke
Assessing Austrian Economics, 2019Being a relatively newer member to the school of Austrian economics, I have seen the world of the economics profession and its many schools of thought through many lenses.
D. Mccloskey
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The Austrian School of Economics
2003The Austrian school of economics, from which Hayek emerged and to which he contributed, has shown remarkable perseverance, consistency, and development for over 130 years. One of the surprising aspects about the Austrian school is that no adequate history of it, even of its classical phase for the six decades or so after 1871, has been written.
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