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Ludwig von Mises : the man and his economics

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Remembrance and appreciation roundtable: Professor Ludwig M. Lachmann (1906 - 1990) : scholar, teacher, and Austrian school critic of late classical formalism in economics

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[Rezension von: Blaug, Mark, The methodology of economics, or how economists explain]

Kirzner, Israel M. - In: The Austrian economics newsletter 5 (1984) 1, pp. 5-7

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Ludwig von Mises : the man and his economics

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Israel Kirzner's presence in the history of economic thought : a review of his professional engagement in honor of his 91 years

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Grabbling with the Kirznerian heritage in a time of economic and environmental crisis

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A tale of two Kirzners : time, uncertainty, and the "nature" of opportunities

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Lionel Robbins' nature and significance, fifty years later

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Two Cheers for Klein's Plea

Kirzner, Israel M. - In: Eastern Economic Journal 27 (2001) 2, pp. 211-214

Economists can to some extent enlighten policymakers and the public and influence public policy. That enlightenment is achieved more by concrete policy work and application of basics than by fancy models and fancy statistical significance. There is a trade-off between relevance/importance and...

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