Science, Technology, and Government

Name: Science, Technology, and Government
Author: Rothbard

1959

by Rothbard

Mises InstitutePlanned EconomyAustrian SchoolJohn Kenneth GalbraithMurray RothbardTaxationEconomic CalculationInterventionismLiberalismOpportunity CostPrice MechanismResource AllocationCompetitionBureaucracyCapitalismInheritanceInnovationProductivityUnemployment

Table of Contents · 16 segments

Title Page and Publication Metadatafront_matter

Table of Contentsfront_matter

Preface by David Gordonforeword

1. General Principleschapter

2. Two Basic Problems: General Research and Military Researchchapter

3. Specific Problems: The Alleged Shortage of Scientistschapter

4. Specific Problems: The Alleged Scarcity of Scientific Researchchapter

5. Soviet Sciencechapter

6. The Inefficiency of Military Research by Governmentchapter

7. Atomic Energychapter

8. Basic Researchchapter

9. What Should Government Do to Encourage Scientific Research and Development?chapter

10. Automationchapter

Epilogue: The Values of Technologychapter

Indexappendix

Mises Institute Back Matterappendix