Is the Market a Test of Truth and Beauty?

Table of contents

- Title Page (Page 4)
- Copyright Page (Page 5)
- Contents (Page 6)
- Introduction (Page 8)
- Part I: Economics (Page 12)
- 1 Should Austrians Scorn General Equilibrium Theory? (Page 14)
- 2 Why Subjectivism? (Page 30)
- 3 Henry George and Austrian Economics (Page 62)
- 4 The Debate about the Efficiency of a Socialist Economy (Page 83)
- 5 The Debate over Calculation and Knowledge (Page 104)
- 6 Austrian Economics, Neoclassicism, and the Market Test (Page 111)
- 7 Is the Market a Test of Truth and Beauty? (Page 127)
- 8 Macroeconomics and Coordination (Page 139)
- 9 The Keynesian Heritage in Economics (Page 168)
- 10 Hutt and Keynes (Page 184)
- 11 The Image of the Gold Standard (Page 202)
- 12 Land, Money, and Capital Formation (Page 220)
- 13 Tacit Preachments are the Worst Kind (Page 236)
- 14 Tautologies in Economics and the Natural Sciences (Page 274)
- Part II: Politics and Philosophy (Page 292)
- 15 Free Will and Ethics (Page 294)
- 16 Elementos del Economia Politic (Page 318)
- 17 Is There a Bias Toward Overregulation? (Page 332)
- 18 Economics and Principles (Page 360)
- 19 American Democracy Diagnosed (Page 372)
- 20 Civic Religion Reasserted (Page 378)
- 21 A Libertarian Case for Monarchy (Page 386)
- 22 Uchronia, or Alternative History (Page 399)
- 23 Hayek on the Psychology of Socialism and Freedom (Page 408)
- 24 Kirzner on the Morality of Capitalist Profit (Page 418)
- 25 Mises and His Critics on Ethics, Rights, and Law (Page 433)
- 26 The Moral Element in Mises’s Human Action (Page 454)
- 27 Can a Liberal Be an Egalitarian? (Page 473)
- 28 Rights, Contract, and Utility in Policy Espousal (Page 488)
- Index (Page 527)