Economia
What is this theory? Despite what Keynesians like Paul Krugman claim, Austrian economics is not a cult. It is a serious science based on praxeology, or the study of human action and choice. Unlike atoms or animals in laboratories, it is nearly impossible to study the actions of humans in an experimental setting, since it is nearly impossible to have ceteris paribus (everything else remaining equal) conditions. Therefore, praxeology can only analyze the effects, not the motivations, of human behavior. Nonetheless, it goes a long way toward explaining the theories of Austrian economics.
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- Escola Austríaca
"Among the contending schools of economic science there is one which does at least theoretically recommend humility, listening, really listening, scientifically speaking – not certainly the Marxism I started with, nor the Harvard Samuelsonian I was...
- Escola Austríaca - Introdução
Austrian Economics – A Primer Written by Dr. Eamonn Butler | Thursday, August 19th, 2010 Austrian School economists gave us the ideas of marginal utility, opportunity cost, and the importance of time and ignorance in shaping...
- O Futuro Da Ciência Econômica
Teaching Economics After the Crisis Teaching Economics After the Crisis: Report from the Steering Group In the April 2012 Newsletter, Diane Coyle reported on a conference sponsored by the Bank of England and the UK’s Government Economic Service...
- Ciclos Econômicos
Review “Harry Veryser provides an excellent introduction to the Austrian School of economics and an excellent account of the economic history of the twentieth century, chronicling the rise, fall, and (hopefully) rebirth of classical liberalism...
- Economics One
É o novo blog do John Taylor. A respeito da controvérsia sobre a "falência da teoria macroeconômica", iniciada pelo Paul Krugman, Taylor comenta: "In my view, the financial crisis does not provide any evidence of a failure of modern economics. Rather...
Economia
A teoria que explica crises econômicas
Meet the Economists Who Have Explained Every Crisis Of the Last Century (No, Krugman Isn't One Of Them)
Meet the Economists Who Have Explained Every Crisis Of the Last Century (No, Krugman Isn't One Of Them)
Many people still believe the
economic mess we wallow in was either unpredictable or caused by massive
deregulation — despite the fact that government activity never really decreased. Both assertions are false. Every single
economic crisis of the past 100 years was predictable (and sometimes
predicted) and caused by government intervention in the economy.
In fact, it seems some people in 2013 have started realizing it. Dr. Emanuele Canegrati, senior economist for the Italian Parliament, even went on to say
that Ludwig Von Mises, late Austrian-born U.S. economist, and his
Austrian School of economics were right with their theories on economic
cycles and inflation.What is this theory? Despite what Keynesians like Paul Krugman claim, Austrian economics is not a cult. It is a serious science based on praxeology, or the study of human action and choice. Unlike atoms or animals in laboratories, it is nearly impossible to study the actions of humans in an experimental setting, since it is nearly impossible to have ceteris paribus (everything else remaining equal) conditions. Therefore, praxeology can only analyze the effects, not the motivations, of human behavior. Nonetheless, it goes a long way toward explaining the theories of Austrian economics.
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- Escola Austríaca
"Among the contending schools of economic science there is one which does at least theoretically recommend humility, listening, really listening, scientifically speaking – not certainly the Marxism I started with, nor the Harvard Samuelsonian I was...
- Escola Austríaca - Introdução
Austrian Economics – A Primer Written by Dr. Eamonn Butler | Thursday, August 19th, 2010 Austrian School economists gave us the ideas of marginal utility, opportunity cost, and the importance of time and ignorance in shaping...
- O Futuro Da Ciência Econômica
Teaching Economics After the Crisis Teaching Economics After the Crisis: Report from the Steering Group In the April 2012 Newsletter, Diane Coyle reported on a conference sponsored by the Bank of England and the UK’s Government Economic Service...
- Ciclos Econômicos
Review “Harry Veryser provides an excellent introduction to the Austrian School of economics and an excellent account of the economic history of the twentieth century, chronicling the rise, fall, and (hopefully) rebirth of classical liberalism...
- Economics One
É o novo blog do John Taylor. A respeito da controvérsia sobre a "falência da teoria macroeconômica", iniciada pelo Paul Krugman, Taylor comenta: "In my view, the financial crisis does not provide any evidence of a failure of modern economics. Rather...