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Economics for real people : an introduction to the Austrian school

Author: Gene Callahan
Publisher: Alabama : Ludwig von Mises Institute, ©2002.
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Gene Callahan
ISBN: 0945466358 9780945466352
OCLC Number: 50679812
Description: 349 pages ; 23 cm
Contents: The science of human action. What's going on?: On the nature of economics --
Alone again, unnaturally: on the economic circumstances of the isolated individual --
As time goes by: on the fact of time in human action --
The market process. Let's stay together: on direct exchange and the social order --
Money changes everything: on indirect exchange nd economics calculation --
A place where nothing ever happens: on the employment of imaginary constructs in economics --
Butcher, baker, candlestick maker on economic roles and the theory of distribution --
Make a new plan, Stan: on the place of capital in the economy --
What goes up, must come down: on the effect of fluctuations in the money supply --
Interference with the market. A world become one: on the difficulties of the socialist commonwealth --
The third way: on government interference in the market process --
Fiddling with prices while the market burns: on price floors and price ceilings and other interferences with market prices --
Times are hard: on the causes of the business cycle --
Unsafe at any speed: on improving the makret through regulation --
One man gathers what other man spills: on externalities, positive and negative --
Stuck on you: on the theory of path dependence --
See the pyramids along the Nile: on government efforts to promote industry --
Social justice, rightly understood. Where do we go from here?: On the political economy of the Austrian school.
Responsibility: Gene Callahan.

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