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Discovery and the capitalist process

1985

by Kirzner

Austrian SchoolCapitalismEntrepreneurshipIsrael KirznerMarket ProcessFriedrich A. HayekLudwig von MisesEconomic HistoryFrank KnightG.L.S. ShackleHuman ActionJoseph SchumpeterLionel RobbinsNeoclassical EconomicsOskar LangeSocialismLaissez-faireSpeculationUncertaintyEquilibriumHenry HazlittMurray RothbardCarl MengerRationalityProfit and LossInnovationJohn Bates ClarkCompetitionEconomic DevelopmentPlanned EconomyProperty RightsTaxationJoan RobinsonInterventionismWelfare EconomicsEconomic CalculationConsumer SovereigntyScarcityResource AllocationMonopolyCreative Destruction

Table of Contents · 32 segments

1
Front Matter and Table of Contentstheoretical
2
Preface and Acknowledgmentstheoretical
3
Chapter One: Entrepreneurship, Economics, and Economistschapter
4
Chapter Two: The Primacy of Entrepreneurial Discoverychapter
5
Conclusion: The Urgency for Entrepreneurial Researchtheoretical
6
Uncertainty, Discovery, and Human Action: The Misesian Systemchapter
7
The Background of the Present Exploration: Alertness vs. Uncertaintytheoretical
8
The Limits of Rationality and the Discovery of Errortheoretical
9
Uncertainty and Discovery: Two Sides of the Same Cointheoretical
10
Time, Uncertainty, and Multiperiod Entrepreneurshiptheoretical
11
The Entrepreneurial Process: Short-Run and Long-Runchapter
12
An Entrepreneurial View of Economic Developmenttheoretical
13
Allocation, Growth, and Types of Entrepreneurial Activitytheoretical
14
The Entrepreneurial Process and Public Policytheoretical
15
Taxes and Discovery: An Entrepreneurial Perspectivechapter
16
The Incentive of Pure Profit and Its Ubiquitytheoretical
17
Luck, Imagination, and the Open-Ended Worldtheoretical
18
Moral Aspects of Profit and Research Directionstheoretical
19
Introduction: The Pendulum of Professional Opinion on Regulationessay
20
Interventionism and Socialism: A Parallel in Economic Calculationessay
21
Mises and Hayek on Socialism: The Calculation Debateessay
22
The Failure of the Parametric Price Viewessay
23
The Market Process: An Austrian Viewessay
24
The Nature and Critique of the Regulated Marketessay
25
Government Regulation and the Market Discovery Processessay
26
The Undiscovered and Unsimulated Discovery Processesessay
27
The Stifled and Superfluous Discovery Processesessay
28
Discovery, Evidence, and Illustration: Innovation and Insider Tradingessay
29
Conclusion: The Perils of Regulationtheoretical
30
Chapter Seven: Entrepreneurship and the Future of Capitalismchapter
31
Notes to Chapters One through Sevenfootnotes
32
Index and Library Metadatabibliography