Hayek’s Nobel, Our Victory?
Posted in From the Archives on 28 April 2011
Stats: 336 views and 1 Comment Today’s document is an October 9th, 1974 letter in which Leonard E. Read congratulates F. A. Hayek for winning the Nobel Prize in economics. Hayek was awarded the prize, along with Gunnar Myrdal, “for their pioneering work in the theory of money and economic fluctuations and for their penetrating analysis ...
Posted in From the Archives on 28 April 2011
Stats: 336 views and 1 Comment Today’s document is an October 9th, 1974 letter in which Leonard E. Read congratulates F. A. Hayek for winning the Nobel Prize in economics. Hayek was awarded the prize, along with Gunnar Myrdal, “for their pioneering work in the theory of money and economic fluctuations and for their penetrating analysis ...
Letter from Leonard Read to F. A. Hayek October 9, 1974
Posted in Document on 26 April 2011
Stats: 205 views and No Comments Letter from Leonard E. Read to F. A. Hayek October 9, 1974, where Read Congratulates Hayek on his Nobel Prize win.
Posted in Document on 26 April 2011
Stats: 205 views and No Comments Letter from Leonard E. Read to F. A. Hayek October 9, 1974, where Read Congratulates Hayek on his Nobel Prize win.
F.A. Hayek
Posted in Intro to Austrian Economics, Media, SEMINAR, Video on 16 February 2011
Stats: 200 views and No Comments Joseph Smith lectures students attending the 2010 Introduction to Austrian Economics summer seminar on the life and work of F.A. Hayek. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
Posted in Intro to Austrian Economics, Media, SEMINAR, Video on 16 February 2011
Stats: 200 views and No Comments Joseph Smith lectures students attending the 2010 Introduction to Austrian Economics summer seminar on the life and work of F.A. Hayek. For the audio file of this lecture click here.
The Economic Conscience of Our Country
Posted in From the Archives on 8 February 2011
Stats: 377 views and 1 Comment Henry Hazlitt is responsible for some of the best books on freedom and economics in the 20th century. There are many who can rightly claim they got their start by reading his Economics in One Lesson. While Keynesian ideas ran rampant among the masses, with his book The Failure of ...
Posted in From the Archives on 8 February 2011
Stats: 377 views and 1 Comment Henry Hazlitt is responsible for some of the best books on freedom and economics in the 20th century. There are many who can rightly claim they got their start by reading his Economics in One Lesson. While Keynesian ideas ran rampant among the masses, with his book The Failure of ...
Business Cycle Theory
Posted in Media, Video on 14 December 2010
Stats: 300 views and 2 Comments Professor Ben Powell introduced the Austrian Business Cycle Theory to students attending Freedom Academy II in Atlanta, Ga. This lecture was delivered on July 29th, 2010.
Posted in Media, Video on 14 December 2010
Stats: 300 views and 2 Comments Professor Ben Powell introduced the Austrian Business Cycle Theory to students attending Freedom Academy II in Atlanta, Ga. This lecture was delivered on July 29th, 2010.
All I Want for Christmas is a Voluntary Society
Posted in From the Archives on 13 December 2010
Stats: 319 views and 2 Comments If only a society of free men – “the voluntary society” – could be achieved simply by asking Santa. Wrapping freedom up and topping it off with a red bow would be a gift all of society could and would cherish for years and years to come. It's not even ...
Posted in From the Archives on 13 December 2010
Stats: 319 views and 2 Comments If only a society of free men – “the voluntary society” – could be achieved simply by asking Santa. Wrapping freedom up and topping it off with a red bow would be a gift all of society could and would cherish for years and years to come. It's not even ...
A Bibliography on The Voluntary Society
Posted in Document on 13 December 2010
Stats: 307 views and No Comments F.A. "Baldy" Harper's reference list: A Bibliography on the Voluntary Society: 100 Selected Titles in Economics, History, and Philosophy.
Posted in Document on 13 December 2010
Stats: 307 views and No Comments F.A. "Baldy" Harper's reference list: A Bibliography on the Voluntary Society: 100 Selected Titles in Economics, History, and Philosophy.
The Tradition of Austrian Economics at FEE
Posted in From the Archives on 8 December 2010
Stats: 250 views and No Comments This blog is primarily about the history of FEE and how it is still important today. The Foundation is, of course, still moving forward but it is important not to forget our past. It is after all a rich and interesting history relating to free market ideas. Looking back can ...
Posted in From the Archives on 8 December 2010
Stats: 250 views and No Comments This blog is primarily about the history of FEE and how it is still important today. The Foundation is, of course, still moving forward but it is important not to forget our past. It is after all a rich and interesting history relating to free market ideas. Looking back can ...
Those Revolutionary Books…
Posted in From the Archives on 13 October 2010
Stats: 784 views and 2 Comments For most of us there is usually a book or two that help shape our beliefs. They are books that have a revolutionary impact on our thinking. For many classical liberals/libertarians, as the popular saying goes, it usually begins with Ayn Rand. And Atlas Shrugged certainly deserves this reputation but ...
Posted in From the Archives on 13 October 2010
Stats: 784 views and 2 Comments For most of us there is usually a book or two that help shape our beliefs. They are books that have a revolutionary impact on our thinking. For many classical liberals/libertarians, as the popular saying goes, it usually begins with Ayn Rand. And Atlas Shrugged certainly deserves this reputation but ...
Institutions Matter: The Mont Pelerin Society on Development
Posted in From the Archives on 5 October 2010
Stats: 413 views and 5 Comments Today’s document is the first issue of the Mont Pelerin Quarterly (Vol. 1 No. 1 to be exact) published in April 1959 by The Mont Pelerin Society. The society was founded in 1947 (just a year after FEE was founded) by F.A. Hayek with the goal of advocating free market ...
Posted in From the Archives on 5 October 2010
Stats: 413 views and 5 Comments Today’s document is the first issue of the Mont Pelerin Quarterly (Vol. 1 No. 1 to be exact) published in April 1959 by The Mont Pelerin Society. The society was founded in 1947 (just a year after FEE was founded) by F.A. Hayek with the goal of advocating free market ...
