Indianapolis, IN, Estados Unidos : Liberty Fund, c2009.

xxx, 239 p. ; 24 cm.

The collected works of Israel M. Kirzner

1. On defining the economic point of view. -- 2. The science of wealth and welfare. -- 3. The science of avarice; getting the most for the least. -- 4. Economics, the market, and society. -- 5. Economic affairs, money, and measurement. -- 6. Economics and economizing. -- 7. Economics as a science of human action. --

Tomado de la solapa: "No other economist in recent times has been so closely identified with the Austrian School of economics as Irael M. Kirzner. A leader of the generation of Austrian economists after Ludwig von Mises and F. A. Hayek and professor emeritus of economics at New york University, kirzner has been recognized as one of the minds behind the revival of entrepreneurship and market process theory in the twentieth century. In this book, Kirzner explains how the economic point of view emerged in the development of economic science since the eighteenth century and through it, the concepts of purpose, subjectivism, and rationality. Kirzner's incomparable ability to navigate through the core ideas of economics helps the reader become progressively familiar with the history of the discipline and its definition." --

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Autografiado por el autor: http://www.biblioteca.ufm.edu/imagenes/firmas/doc_539871.pdf