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Liberal principles of self-government are severely tested when faced with an existential threat like foreign attack, financial crises, and a global pandemic. COVID-19 represented such an existential threat to the liberal order. The policy path followed as a consequence of such an emergency will...
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The Austrian School of Economics has a long and storied history. Born in the context of fin de seicle Vienna, the historical and cultural context of the scientific contribution and the attitude and aptitudes of the different thinkers should not be forgotten even as the intellectual tradition...
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Economics as a discipline has come under increasing scrutiny since the Global Financial Crisis of 2008. Sociologist Marion Fourcade and co-authors (2015) have challenged the arrogance of economists and pointed out the dysfunctional structure of the discipline that concentrates power and...
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Carl Menger’s objective in his seminal book, Principles of Economics, was to elucidate a unified account of price formation. This raises a question, which motivates our paper: to what extent, if any, can Menger account for production not directly organized by the price mechanism, and therefore...
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