1,549 works, 150 years of economic thought. Each one summarized and searchable, with cited passages inside.
This file is a single-author theoretical chapter in Austrian economics and social philosophy. Its scope is conceptual rather than historical: Kirzner reexamines Hayek’s “knowledge problem” and asks whether Hayek’s accoun...
Kirzner’s file is a short obituary and intellectual memorial. Its scope is deliberately selective: a compressed biography of Ludwig M...
Kirzner’s chapter reconstructs the twentieth-century Austrian tradition through the linked significance of Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich A. Hayek...
Genre and scope: the supplied file is a chapter-level extract from a larger Kirzner volume, consisting substantively of Chapter 12 plus notes and references...
Israel M. Kirzner, “Subjectivism, Freedom and Economic Law” (1992) This file is a single-author memorial lecture/paper. Kirzner uses the inaugural Ludwig Lachmann Memorial Lecture to address a foundational Austrian probl...
Israel M. Kirzner, “The Austrian School of Economics” — Summary Kirzner’s chapter is both a history of Austrian economics and a reconstruction of its distinctive theoretical identity...
This file is a single-authored scholarly chapter in the history of economic thought. Kirzner’s subject is the socialist economic calculation debate, but his scope is specifically its effect on Austrian economics: he argu...
Kirzner’s “The meaning of market process” develops the Austrian alternative to equilibrium-centered microeconomics. Drawing on Mises and Hayek, and engaging Lachmann, Lavoie, and Stigler, Kirzner argues that the central...
This file is a single scholarly chapter by Israel M. Kirzner, followed by references from the surrounding volume. Its scope is theoretical and reconstructive: Kirzner revisits welfare economics from a modern Austrian sta...
This file is a single scholarly essay: Kirzner’s chapter-length clarification of the pure time-preference theory of interest (PTPT) within Austrian capital theory...
Economic Planning and the Knowledge Problem — Summary This file is a single theoretical chapter in Austrian economics. Its scope is one sustained argument about Hayek, Mises, central planning, and the market process...
This file is a single-authored theoretical chapter in Austrian economics: Kirzner’s essay on Hayek, prices, dispersed knowledge, and market discovery...