Economia
The global economic meltdown that began in 2007 has brought suffering to countless millions. We have all witnessed—and in many cases experienced—the devastation.
But it didn’t have to be this way. This kind of financial devastation has been predicted again and again—decade after decade—by proponents of the Austrian School of economics. Ludwig von Mises, one of the most prominent Austrian economists, summed up the perennial crisis in the title of one of his many books, Planned Chaos (1947). Mises, especially in The Theory of Money and Credit (1912) and Human Action (1949), maintained that the boom-and-bust cycle that has afflicted modern economies is both unnatural and unnecessary. It worsens living conditions for just about everyone. Since the publication of his books, abundant scholarly studies have validated the Austrian view. Yet few people—even among those teaching economics in colleges and universities worldwide—know or understand the Austrian School.
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- Teoria Econônica Austríaca
The Oxford Handbook of Austrian Economics Edited by Peter J. Boettke and Christopher J. Coyne Oxford Handbooks Comprehensive overview of the Austrian School of Economics from its origins in the late-19th century through today Contains the latest...
- 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...
- 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...
- Webinar Com A. J. Evans
We Had It Coming: Intro to Austrian Economics, webinar with Prof. Anthony J. Evans What is Austrian economics? What is the science of human action and what does that have to do with economics? Can an economist predict...
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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2009 UP AND DOWN WALL STREET DAILY Ignoring the Austrians Got Us in This Mess By RANDALL W. FORSYTH "...What definitely is ignored in academe is the Austrian school of economics, especially for baby boomers brought up on Samuelson's...
Economia
Livros sobre o ciclo de negócios.
The Austrians Were Right
Editor's Note: Professor Harry C. Veryser has written a much-needed look at the Austrian School of economics and why its lessons must be heeded at last. Ron Paul calls the book “an excellent introduction to the Austrian School of economics and an excellent account of the economic history of the 20th century,” while Thomas E. Woods Jr. writes, “I am blown away by how much ground Harry Veryser covers in this important book, and how skillfully he covers it.” What follows is the first excerpt from Veryser’s brand-new book,It Didn’t Have to Be This Way: Why Boom and Bust Is Unnecessary—and How the Austrian School of Economics Breaks the Cycle.But it didn’t have to be this way. This kind of financial devastation has been predicted again and again—decade after decade—by proponents of the Austrian School of economics. Ludwig von Mises, one of the most prominent Austrian economists, summed up the perennial crisis in the title of one of his many books, Planned Chaos (1947). Mises, especially in The Theory of Money and Credit (1912) and Human Action (1949), maintained that the boom-and-bust cycle that has afflicted modern economies is both unnatural and unnecessary. It worsens living conditions for just about everyone. Since the publication of his books, abundant scholarly studies have validated the Austrian view. Yet few people—even among those teaching economics in colleges and universities worldwide—know or understand the Austrian School.
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- Teoria Econônica Austríaca
The Oxford Handbook of Austrian Economics Edited by Peter J. Boettke and Christopher J. Coyne Oxford Handbooks Comprehensive overview of the Austrian School of Economics from its origins in the late-19th century through today Contains the latest...
- 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...
- 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...
- Webinar Com A. J. Evans
We Had It Coming: Intro to Austrian Economics, webinar with Prof. Anthony J. Evans What is Austrian economics? What is the science of human action and what does that have to do with economics? Can an economist predict...
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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2009 UP AND DOWN WALL STREET DAILY Ignoring the Austrians Got Us in This Mess By RANDALL W. FORSYTH "...What definitely is ignored in academe is the Austrian school of economics, especially for baby boomers brought up on Samuelson's...