Perception Opportunity and Profit Studies in the Theory of Entrepreneurship

Name: Perception Opportunity and Profit Studies in the Theory of Entrepreneurship
Author: Kirzner

1979

by Kirzner

EntrepreneurshipIsrael KirznerCapital TheoryCarl MengerClassical EconomicsFriedrich A. HayekLudwig von MisesMarket ProcessAustrian SchoolEquilibriumLionel RobbinsPerfect CompetitionSubjective ValueAdam SmithEconomic HistoryJean-Baptiste SayJoseph SchumpeterEconomic CalculationEugen von Bohm-BawerkFrank KnightInterest TheoryTime PreferenceCapitalismCompetitionMonopolyCapital AccumulationEconomic DevelopmentInnovationEconomic EfficiencyGeorge StiglerG.L.S. ShackleHuman ActionProfit and LossUncertaintyZurechnungSpeculationJohn Bates ClarkJohn Stuart MillMilton FriedmanProductivityProperty RightsThomas AquinasFritz MachlupAlfred MarshallRichard CantillonJohn HicksJohn Kenneth GalbraithGunnar MyrdalJohn LockeNatural LawLegal TheoryInterest Rates

Table of Contents · 34 segments

Front Matter and Publication Detailsfront_matter

Table of Contentstable_of_contents

Table of Contents (Continued) and Prefacefront_matter

Acknowledgmentsfront_matter

Chapter 1: Equilibrium versus Market Processchapter

Chapter 2: Hayek, Knowledge, and Market Processeschapter

Chapter 3: Classical Economics and the Entrepreneurial Rolechapter

Chapter 4: The Entrepreneurial Role in Menger's Systemchapter

Chapter 4: The Entrepreneurial Role in Menger's System (Footnotes)footnotes

Chapter 5: Ludwig von Mises and the Theory of Capital and Interestchapter

Chapter 6: Capital, Competition, and Capitalismchapter

Chapter 7: Entrepreneurship and the Market Approach to Developmentchapter

Chapter 8: Economics and Errorchapter

Chapter 9: Knowing about Knowledge: A Subjectivist View of the Role of Informationchapter

Chapter 10: Alertness, Luck, and Entrepreneurial Profitchapter

Individual and Market: The Parallelism of Entrepreneurshiptheoretical

The Relationship Between Individual and Market Entrepreneurshiptheoretical

Entrepreneurship, Justice, and Freedom: The Right to Propertychapter

Entrepreneurship, Entitlement, and Economic Justicechapter

The Morality of Profit and the Role of Errortheoretical

The Finders-Keepers Ethic and the Lockean Provisotheoretical

Entrepreneurship, Choice, and Freedomchapter

Notes to Chapters One through Threefootnotes

Notes to Chapters Three and Fourfootnotes

Notes to Chapters Four (Continued) and Fivefootnotes

Notes to Chapters Five (Continued), Six, and Sevenfootnotes

Notes to Chapters Eight, Nine, and Tenfootnotes

Notes to Chapter Eleven: Ethics and Property Rightsfootnotes

Notes to Chapter Twelve: Justice, Discovery, and the Marketfootnotes

Notes to Chapter Twelvefootnotes

Notes to Chapter Thirteenfootnotes

Index: A to Ebibliography

Index: F to Mbibliography

Index: N to Zbibliography