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Competition and entrepreneurship
1973
by
Kirzner
Equilibrium
Israel Kirzner
Market Process
Monopoly
Welfare Economics
Austrian School
Entrepreneurship
Ludwig von Mises
Microeconomics
Price Theory
Neoclassical Economics
Resource Allocation
Monopolistic Competition
Perfect Competition
Speculation
Economic Efficiency
Human Action
Lionel Robbins
Capitalism
Interest Rates
Profit and Loss
Frank Knight
Friedrich A. Hayek
Innovation
Joseph Schumpeter
Fritz Machlup
Robert Triffin
Elasticity of Demand
George Stigler
Joan Robinson
Creative Destruction
Production Costs
Consumer Sovereignty
John Hicks
Nicholas Kaldor
John Kenneth Galbraith
Alfred Marshall
Jacob Viner
Externalities
Interventionism
Economic Development
Economic Policy
Competition
Table of Contents · 31 segments
1
Front Matter and Table of Contents
theoretical
2
Preface: An Austrian Perspective on Price Theory
theoretical
3
Chapter 1: Market Process versus Market Equilibrium
chapter
4
The Role of Competition and Entrepreneurship in the Market Process
theoretical
5
Monopoly and the Producer in the Market Process
theoretical
6
Chapter 2: The Nature of Entrepreneurship
chapter
7
The Pure Entrepreneur and the Producer
theoretical
8
Entrepreneurial Profits, Ownership, and the Firm
theoretical
9
Entrepreneurship, Knowledge, and the Equilibrating Process
theoretical
10
Competition and the Robbinsian Framework
theoretical
11
Entrepreneurship and the Competitive Process
theoretical
12
Freedom of Entry as the Condition for Competition
theoretical
14
The Meaning of Monopoly and Resource Control
theoretical
15
Monopoly and the Entrepreneurial Process
theoretical
16
The Two Notions of Monopoly Compared
theoretical
17
Welfare Consequences and the Theory of Monopolistic Competition
theoretical
18
The Role of the Industry and Interproduct Competition
theoretical
19
Schumpeter, Creative Destruction, and the Competitive Process
theoretical
20
Entrepreneurship as a Route to Monopoly
theoretical
21
Selling Costs, Quality, and Competition
chapter
22
Advertising, Consumer Knowledge, and the Economics of Information
theoretical
23
Waste, Consumer Sovereignty, and Advertising
theoretical
24
Buying Effort and Factor Quality
theoretical
25
The Long Run and the Short Run
chapter
26
Long-Run Competition and Short-Run Monopoly
theoretical
27
Competition, Welfare, and Coordination
chapter
28
Resource Misallocation and Transaction Costs
theoretical
29
Footnotes and Chapter Introduction: Long-run and Short-run Evaluations
footnotes
30
Normative Assessment of Firm Operations and Monopoly
theoretical
31
Entrepreneurship, Monopoly, and Social Policy
theoretical
32
Index
bibliography