Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, Estados Unidos : Foundation for Economic Education, c1996.

vii, 167 p. ; 23 cm.

History. -- 1. The Austrian economists and their view of value. -- 2. Economics at Berlin and Vienna. -- 3. Carl Menger and the Austrian School of Economics. -- 4. The historical setting of the Austrian School of Economics. -- 5. Austrial School of Economics. -- Epistemology. -- 6. The Austrian economists. -- 7. Remarks on the fundamental problem of the subjective theory of value. -- 8. On the development of the subjective theory of value. -- 9. The epistemological problems. --

Tomado de la introducción: "As a participant for many years in Ludwig von Mises' New York University graduate seminar in economic theory, I was distressed by the neglect of the "Austrian School of Economics" among college and university professors and in textbooks on the history of economic thought. This book attempts to fill that gap to some extent. It tells something of the step-by-step development of the Austrian school, its theories and their gradual dissemination. In recent years, the influence of the Austrian School has been increasing and its explanations of economic matters are being more seriously treated in colleges and universities. Thus the ideas of the Austrian school are beginning to have some impact on economic thinking and even on government policy in some countries."

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El ejemplar 538983 pertenece a la colección George Pearson (GP), ubicada en el Bib-108, primer nivel.

Incluye referencias (Pp. 159-162).