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Mundane

J. M. Cushingon Friedman (Ebeling, 2006) has stated that there is only good economics and bad economics; i.e., that there are no distinct schools of thought. But this is a performative contradiction (Hoppe, 1993, 204–207; Kinsella, 2002) if ever there was one, as the statement is belied by the fact that this eco

胡言亂語(yǔ)

Stanley I. Grossmanrder lay in ruins, in Russia and — to a lesser extent –in the Western countries as well. As a result of the huge build-up of public debt for war financing, the end of the Gold Standard and the subsequent rapid expansion of the paper money supply, hyperinflation emerged in Central Europe, with devast

Contracture

Kenneth B. Hannsgens, petty rivalries and even duplicity, to the extent that it raises serious questions about whether the resulting books are accurate reflections of Hayek’s thinking. Before I delve into the actual record of this strange tale, whose details I am presenting for the first time in this paper, some backg

畢業(yè)典禮

inferno

G. S. JordanGoogle Scholar, is easy to use, and it counts books as well as publications in languages other than English. That is not a decisive argument against it, since most important journals are available online, but the findings are weighted towards the present and the scores are always in flux. It is also

alleviate

V. Lakshmikanthamechanism, or as Hayek refers to it, the telecommunication system’ (Hayek, 1945, p. 527) cannot single-handedly meet society’s needs . the acquisition and communication of knowledge; (2) the extent of ignorance; and (3) the complex nature of knowledge itself. After 1960 Hayek develops his ideas on so

笨拙處理

J. J. Levinsal desirability of certain ethical and political principles could not be logically demonstrated but also that principles had no special relevance to policy issues that occurred even within a particular community which might have a considerable degree of consensus over basic values.. All the various

使殘廢

UTTER

R. C. MacCamy,Victor J. Mizel disruption of communities, loss of lives, and destruction of properties directed scholarly interest into the study of disasters and risks. Much of the emergent sociological research on disasters focused on short-term social responses to disasters of natural or human etiologies (Kreps, 1985; Kreps a

LAVE

Degenerate nonlinear volterra integral equations in hilbert space,