Erie, PA, Estados Unidos : Idea Channel, 1978.

2 DVDs ; col. 92. min.

U1008-DVD ; U1012-DVD

Disco 1: Parte I (40 min). -- Disco 2: Parte II (52 min). --

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Tomado de The Hayek Interviews: In this interview focusing on Hayek’s personal life, the importance of early academic experiences in his life are explored. Once in academia, his popular seminar and some of his colleagues are discussed. His methods of composition of essays and his ability to give spontaneous lectures are delved into. Hayek’s reflects on Keynes’s work, noting that he felt that Keynes did not have a firm grasp of economics. Further, the use of price signals in coordinating the economy, as well as the governmental origin of inflation is talked about. On a more personal level, Hayek talks about his family, including children and his marriages. Finally, Hayek describes a moral question he has had in his past, and its effects to the present.

Tomado de The Hayek Interviews: Describing mainly his academic life, Hayek details interactions that he had with various colleagues. First however, he describes the effects of Adam Smith and his interactions with Alfred Marshall. He recalls his experiences at the university in Vienna with Friedrich von Wieser’s lectures, and his interests at the time.

Tomado del estuche: Armen Alchain, Professor of Economics at UCLA and Friedrich von Hayek, PhD Economics. Professor Alchain engages Nobel Prize-winning economist Friedrich von Hayek in reminiscences that provide a unique personal and entertaning perspective on von Hayek's life and work. --

Entrevista en dos partes

Para visualizar los videos en línea, siga los siguientes enlaces: Parte I http://www.hayek.ufm.edu/index.php?title=Armen_A._Alchian Parte II: http://www.hayek.ufm.edu/index.php?title=Armen_Alchian_%28Part_II%29