Economics and Knowledge

Name: Economics and Knowledge
Author: Von Hayek

1937

by Von Hayek

EquilibriumFrank KnightKarl PopperMonopolistic CompetitionLudwig von MisesCarl MengerExpectationsAlfred MarshallInvestmentStationary EconomyIdeal TypeNicholas KaldorDivision of LaborA PrioriEmpiricismMethodology

Table of Contents · 11 segments

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Section I: The Role of Knowledge and Foresight in Economic Theoryessay

Section II: Equilibrium in the Context of an Individual Planessay

Section III: Social Equilibrium and the Compatibility of Plansessay

Section IV: Subjective vs. Objective Data and Endogenous Disturbancesessay

Section V: Equilibrium as Correct Foresightessay

Section VI: The Tendency Towards Equilibrium as an Empirical Propositionessay

Section VII: The Perfect Market and the Acquisition of Knowledgeessay

Section VIII: Constancy of Data and Regularityessay

Section IX: The Division of Knowledgeessay

Section X: Conclusion and the Future of Economic Researchessay