Bridging Austrian and Market Socialist Economics

Guinevere Nell

Challenge, 2011, vol. 54, issue 4, 50-64

Abstract: This historian believes that a social alternative can be found to both extreme Austrian-style economic proposals of laissez-faire and market socialist programs. Her conclusion is the necessity of meeting basic needs of citizens, from food to rent to health care and education. Few market socialist sympathizers will find her argument convincing. But it is a provocative attempt to combine the economics of the extreme laissez-faire and welfare economy philosophies.

Date: 2011
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