1,549 works, 150 years of economic thought. Each one summarized and searchable, with cited passages inside.
Morgenstern and Thompson, Mathematical Theory of Expanding and Contracting Economies (1976) Morgenstern and Thompson’s study presents economic growth and contraction as problems of formal structure, optimization, and com...
Gottfried Haberler et al., Oil, Inflation, Recession and the International Monetary System (1976) This 1976 publication is best read as a compact symposium volume, not as a single stand-alone article...
Fritz Machlup, “Rejoinder to an Antimarginalist” Fritz Machlup’s “Rejoinder to an Antimarginalist” is a brief polemical reply to Richard A...
Murray N. Rothbard, “The Austrian Theory of Money” (1976) Rothbard’s chapter is a synthetic and polemical reconstruction of Mises’s monetary theory as the specifically Austrian alternative to price-level aggregation, mon...
This file is a single-author retrospective article by Oskar Morgenstern in the Journal of Economic Literature. Its scope is the intellectual, personal, and institutional history behind Theory of Games and Economic Behavi...
The source is an edited-volume excerpt rather than a standalone monograph: Gottfried Haberler’s chapter “The Problem of Stagflation,” reprinted from William Fellner’s AEI collection Contemporary Economic Problems (1976)....
Fritz Machlup, “Theories of the Firm: Marginalist, Behavioral, Managerial” (1976) Machlup’s presidential address is a methodological reassessment of the postwar “marginalism controversy” over profit maximization, margina...
Henry Hazlitt, “Where the Monetarists Go Wrong” (1976) The supplied file is a reprinted article and volume contribution by Henry Hazlitt, originally appearing in The Freeman...
Lachmann’s essay is a compact intervention in a disciplinary crisis rather than a historical survey of Austrian economics...
This article, reprinted from Economica and arranged in six sections with notes, is a compact statement of Lachmann’s plan-theoretic capital theory...
Friedrich August von Hayek, Die Illusion der sozialen Gerechtigkeit (1977) This file is a single-author lecture from a 1976 Carl Friedrich von Siemens Stiftung symposium...
This file is a single-author inaugural lecture, first delivered in 1950 and reprinted in 1977. Lachmann’s argument is explicitly tripartite: economics is a science, a social science, and an analytical social science...