Nobel prize-winning economist oral history transcript

Name: Nobel prize-winning economist oral history transcript
Author: Hayek and Craver

1983

by Hayek and Craver

Friedrich A. HayekAustrian SchoolCapital TheoryDemocracyEconomic CalculationInflationJohn Maynard KeynesKarl PopperLiberalismLionel RobbinsLudwig von MisesPrice TheorySocial JusticeSpontaneous OrderCapitalismNatural LawFriedrich von WieserOthmar SpannPositivismRationalizationCarl MengerEric VoegelinEugen von Bohm-BawerkFritz MachlupGottfried HaberlerMarginal UtilityMethodological IndividualismMethodologyPhenomenologyAdam SmithAnthropologyDavid HumeExchange RatesGold StandardIncome DistributionMonetary TheoryPlanned EconomyRationalitySocialismWelfare StateIndustrial RevolutionMarxismMonetarismNew DealPaul SamuelsonTrade UnionsAmerican RevolutionEgalitarianismGunnar MyrdalTotalitarianismFrank KnightJacob VinerJoseph SchumpeterKeynesian EconomicsMont Pelerin SocietyBusiness CyclesKnowledge EconomicsPrice ControlsRule of LawEquilibriumGame TheoryJohn Stuart MillWorld War IJames MillJeremy BenthamPolitical PhilosophyProgressive TaxationEdmund BurkeHans KelsenLegal TheoryProperty RightsIndifference CurvesJohn HicksNicholas KaldorRicardo EffectMilton Friedman

Table of Contents · 21 segments

Title Pages, Rights Statement, and Funding Noticechapter

Table of Contents and Interview Tape Topic Outlinechapter

Introductionchapter

Interview History and Editing Notechapter

Craver Interview: Vienna, Intellectual Formation, and Early Careerchapter

Leijonhufvud Interview I: Austrian Education, Geistkreis, Mises Seminar, and Austrian Economicschapter

Leijonhufvud Interview II: The Road to Serfdom, Welfare State, Money, and Cultural Evolutionchapter

Rosten Interview I, Side One: Socialism, The Road to Serfdom, Democracy, Unions, and Inflationchapter

Rosten Interview I, Side Two: Equality, Constitutionalism, Welfare, and the Soviet Unionchapter

Rosten Interview II: Socialism Debate, LSE, Keynes, Chicago, Knight, Viner, Wittgenstein, and Russellchapter

Rosten Interview III: Empirical Economics, Complex Phenomena, Money, Inflation, Bureaucracy, and Culturechapter

High Interview: Biography, Mises, Austrian Theory, Socialist Calculation, Capital, and Nobel Prizechapter

Buchanan Interview: Political Theory, Unlimited Democracy, Law, Social Justice, and Subjectivismchapter

Bork Interview: Law, Legal Positivism, Evolutionary Institutions, Property, and Constitutional Limitschapter

Hazlett Interview: Spontaneous Order, Constitutional Reform, Affirmative Action, and Libertarianismchapter

Alchian Interview: LSE Students, Prices and Production, Knowledge, Capital, and Ricardo Effectchapter

Chitester Interview: American Culture, Moral Restraints, Religion, Work, Journalism, and Honestychapter

Index, A-C Entriesbibliography

General Index (continued: Constitution of Liberty through Wright)bibliography

Index of Works by Hayekbibliography

Document Tail OCR and Table Artifactsbibliography