Peter Boettke on Austrian Economics

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Dec 10, 2007

Economics professor Peter Boettke discusses the origins of Austrian economics, focusing on marginalism, individual decision-making, subjective value, and the limitations of relying on objective facts. He contrasts the Austrian perspective with Keynesian principles, central banking strategies, and the importance of recognizing individual choices in shaping economic outcomes.

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Clashes and Evolution in Economic Schools of Thought

Exploring Marginalism and Subjective Value in Economics

07:20 • 21min

Individualistic Perspective in Decision-Making and Economic Analysis

Individual vs. Collective Choices in Economics

37:02 • 10min

Exploring the Limitations of Objective Facts and Statistical Aggregates

Analysis of Economic Methodology and Emergent Order

The Austrian Perspective on Capital Theory and Economic Dynamics

57:00 • 21min