the Austrian School Historical perspective and the role of entrepreneurship in austrian economicsde Soto's

Subbu Kumarappan

A chapter in A Research Annual, 2010, pp 361-368 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: For the most part, the book presents a comparative assessment of Austrian economic theories with the predominant neo-classical economic theories. One fundamental theme is that Austrian economic theories are significantly better than that of neo-classical economics and the author provides a variety of reasons to support that conclusion. The author starts with a direct comparison of these two schools in chapter 1. The comparison of the neo-classical economic principles and methodology with Austrian thinking is done in a commendable manner and the summary table in chapter 1 is excellent.

Date: 2010
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