Austrian Economic

[mysticgeek]

I am sure many of you have already been here but seems worth mentioning again.

Ludwig von Mises Institute (http://mises.org/)

I have found some great information here about the Austrian Economic Theory and continually learn new important information that I had no idea about. I have never cared about economics in my life until I found Dr. Paul last year. Now I am a total geek about this stuff! Thank You!

http://mises.org/

[Conza88]

:D

[Bruno]

I am sure many of you have already been here but seems worth mentioning again.

Ludwig von Mises Institute (http://mises.org/)

I have found some great information here about the Austrian Economic Theory and continually learn new important information that I had no idea about. I have never cared about economics in my life until I found Dr. Paul last year. Now I am a total geek about this stuff! Thank You!

http://mises.org/

I feel the same way. Odd feeling, huh? I hated macro/micro economics, and now it fascinates me.
Glad you found the site, and thanks for the reminder for those who hadn't. There are a lot of guests out here today.

[mysticgeek]

Another thing to mention with this is Lew Rockwell's (founder of the Mises Institute) Blog (http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/). He has incredible knowledge insight on Austrian Economics and the current state of affairs!

[jcarcinogen]

I am sure many of you have already been here but seems worth mentioning again.

Ludwig von Mises Institute (http://mises.org/)

I have found some great information here about the Austrian Economic Theory and continually learn new important information that I had no idea about. I have never cared about economics in my life until I found Dr. Paul last year. Now I am a total geek about this stuff! Thank You!

http://mises.org/
Actually Margit von Mises, widow of Ludwig von Mises founded it, Lew is the current President of it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_von_Mises_Institute


The late economist Murray N. Rothbard was a major influence on the Institute's activities and served as its academic vice president until his death in 1995. Among others, F.A. Hayek, Lawrence Fertig, and Henry Hazlitt also assisted in both its construction and continued scholarly development.

Hayek's 'The Road to Serfdom' was my first foyer into the Austrian School, the prefaces alone in the latest publications showing how the terms used have changed are alone educational.

[mysticgeek]

Actually Margit von Mises, widow of Ludwig von Mises founded it, Lew is the current President of it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_von_Mises_Institute


Hayek's 'The Road to Serfdom' was my first foyer into the Austrian School, the prefaces alone in the latest publications showing how the terms used have changed are alone educational.

Thank you for the correction. I was trying to find his official title ... but got lazy! Thanks!

[fahayek]

I read the daily article on mises every morning and sometimes there are two new articles....ooooooooohhhhhhhh :D

[fahayek]

Believe it or not, Economics in One Lesson (http://www.mises.org/store/Economics-in-One-Lesson-P33.aspx) was on my econ reading list in school.

[jcarcinogen]

Yeah great resources on the site. Best site on the internet imo, and from a small (but beautiful) campus.