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Early Austrian Economics
- Letto da: Louis Rukeyser
- Durata: 2 ore e 28 min
- Categorie: Denaro e finanza, Economia
Sintesi dell'editore
This shift led to keen new insights, including the idea that the marginal utility of goods determines its price. Other insights of the early Austrians include an explanation of why interest is necessary, how the price system allocates economic resources, how to determine cause vs. effect in economic affairs, and how to distinguish between the means (activities) and ends (goals) of economic activity.
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- No to Statism
- 21/07/2018
Excellent Early History of Australian Economics
Israel Kirzner did a great job at giving the listener of this audiobook, a solid basic view of how, and by whom the Australian school of economics came to be. Also note worthy, is the great job Louis Rukeyser did in the reading of text.
3 people found this helpful
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- mjc
- 29/07/2017
Kirzner
Kirzner is an excellent scholar.
The fake accents in the reading are a weak point of an otherwise good book.
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- Tyler
- 05/07/2017
Basic overview and history of Austrian Economics
Easy and quick listen. overviews the origins and basic understanding of the Austrian School. with particular emphasis on it's comparison with marixism and the product of labor.
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- George
- 04/10/2012
An OK Summary
Is there anything you would change about this book?
This book is a summary of early Austrian economic historical figures. I learned some new names and may pursue some of them. I was hoping for more detail on their ideas. As an introduction to those who fathered Austrian economic theory it's OK.
How could the performance have been better?
Using speakers with Austrian accents was a distraction that made the message hard to follow. Mr. Rukeyser is one of the best narrators around. He should have read the whole book.
If this book were a movie would you go see it?
No
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