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Powell, Benjamin - 2018

The Genesis and Ethos of the Market makes the assertion that virtue is not inconsistent with economic liberty. This raises the question about the relationship between virtue and economic liberty addressed in the "Civil Economy" tradition of the Neapolitan Enlightenment. We explore this question...

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Understanding Market Processes : An Austrian View of 'Knowing'

Boettke, Peter J. - 2010

This paper argues that the approach to economics that is characteristic of Austrian economists emerged out of the interaction of continental thought and classical economics. This approach begins with reflection upon the purposive action of living men, and views the market as an ongoing process...

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Anarchism and Austrian Economics

Boettke, Peter J. - 2012

In the 2011 Franz Cuhel Memorial Lecture, I argue of endogenous rule formation in economic life (what I term the positive political economy of anarchism) should be studied in-depth and that the economic analysis of the Austrian school of economics provides many of the key analytical insights...

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Law and Economics : The Contributions of the Austrian School of Economics

Boettke, Peter J. - 2018

The Austrian contribution to the development of law and economics is the study of endogenous rule formation, or the spontaneous evolution of social institutions, which can be traced to the founder of the Austrian School, Carl Menger. While Menger's emphasis on spontaneous institutional analysis...

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Non-Excludability, Externalities, and Entrepreneurship – An Overview of the Austrian Theory of Common Goods

Wiśniewski, Jakub Bożydar - 2014

According to the neoclassical economic theory, common goods would be underproduced by the market in the absence of a …

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Ludwig von Mises and Classical Liberalism

Schearer, Michael - 2021

In studying the development of western freedoms, perhaps no subject is more worthy of discussion than classical liberalism, which the late historian Ralph Raico wrote was “the signature political philosophy of Western Civilization.” Raico defined classical liberalism as “the ideology...

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How Austrians Can Contribute to Constitutional Political Economy (and Why They Should)

Young, Andrew T. - 2019

Will a society's political agents provide good governance? An answer must be sought first and foremost at the constitutional level. While Austrians have made important contributions to constitutional political economy (CPE), they have often avoided interesting and important questions regarding...

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Does Morality Hamper the Market Process? A Reappraisal of the Mises Thesis

Beaulier, Scott Alex; Prychitko, David L - 2006

Ludwig von Mises pioneered the praxeological critique of economic interventionism. He argued that the state's manipulation of market processes through wage and price controls, taxes and subsidies, central bank credit manipulation, and other regulatory policies would create unintended and...

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A Social Morality for Mortals : A Review Essay of The Order of Public Reason: A Theory of Freedom and Morality in a Diverse and Bounded World

Boettke, Peter J. - 2018

This essay praises Gerald Gaus's The Order of Public Reason as a building block for all normative explorations into the institutional foundations of human sociability. It evaluates the normative implications put forth by Gaus in terms of the Kirzner's “finder's keeper's ethic.” This raises a...

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Competition as an ambiguous discovery procedure : a reappraisal of Hayek's epistemic market liberalism

Witt, Ulrich - 2011 - Revised version: May 2011

Epistemic arguments play a significant role in Hayek's defense of market liberalism. His claim that market competition … and cost competition but also competition by innovations. Thence he overlooks the ambiguity that follows from the … Hayek's version of market liberalism. -- competition ; innovation ; liberalism ; knowledge ; self-organization ; Hayek …

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