Israel M. Kirzner


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The Anatomy of Economic Advice, Part III

OCTOBER 01, 2006 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

In the first article of this trilogy we explored some of the ambiguities and difficulties that surround the very idea of "economic advice" based on economic science. In the second article we set forth some of the basic foundations of economic science (with special reference to what the science can teach us about what we called the "benign" character of the spontaneous market process).

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The Anatomy of Economic Advice, Part II

SEPTEMBER 01, 2006 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

How can positive science (consisting entirely of "is" statements) be translated into "ought" statements within the framework of economic understanding? In the first part of this series we drew attention to some of the paradoxes surrounding economic advice.

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The Anatomy of Economic Advice, Part I

AUGUST 01, 2006 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

As is the case with virtually all branches of human knowledge, economic knowledge and understanding are valued not only (or even primarily) for their own sake, but for their usefulness in practical terms. The enormous sums expended each year on economic research and economic education certainly would not be forthcoming if it were not expected that such research and education could help promote wise policies leading to prosperity and economic well-being.

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The Open-Endedness of Knowledge

Ruminations on the Two Paradoxes of FEE

JUNE 01, 2003 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

Book Review

A History of Economic Thought: The LSE Lectures

An Homage to an Open-Minded Thinker

JANUARY 01, 2002 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

Article

A Puzzle and Its Solution: Rejoinder to Professor Ahiakpor

The Mainstream Perfect Knowledge Model Has Important Uses

JULY 01, 2000 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

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Toward an Austrian Critique of Governmental Economic Policy

Regulation Interferes with the Spontaneous Market Process

APRIL 01, 2000 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

Article

The Irresistible Force of Market Competition

Austrian Economists Have a Different Understanding of Market Competition

MARCH 01, 2000 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER

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Entrepreneurial Discovery and the Law of Supply and Demand

Market Clearing Lies at the Heart of the Law of Supply and Demand

FEBRUARY 01, 2000 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER
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