Hayek, business cycles and fractional reserve banking: Continuing the de-homogenization process
@article{Block1995HayekBC,
title={Hayek, business cycles and fractional reserve banking: Continuing the de-homogenization process},
author={Walter b. Block and Kenneth M. Garschina},
journal={The Review of Austrian Economics},
year={1995},
volume={9},
pages={77-94}
}Science sinks or swims based on the quality of the distinctions it makes, and social science is no exception to this general rule. It is as important to make accurate differentiations in the history of economic thought as it is in any other branch of this discipline. In this regard, the accomplishments, writings, and analytic apparatus of Ludwig von Mises and his pupil and friend, F. A. von Hayek, have been widely viewed as all but indistinguishable. And this holds true not only within the… CONTINUE READING
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