Steve Horwitz Of some interest to CP readers might be my new entry on “Economics” at the Encyclopedia of Libertarianism at Cato’s libertarianism.org site. “At the most general level, then, economics is the study of human choice and
Steve Horwitz My new monograph introducing Austrian Economics is now available for free download from Cato’s libertarianism.org website. In addition, there is a companion set of short video lectures that can be found on YouTube.
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