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John Maynard Keynes (1936)
The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money
Paul Samuelson (1976)
Economics
F. Hayek (1941)
The Pure Theory of Capital
James Clark, J. Keeler (1990)
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J. Keynes, Elizabeth Johnson, D. Moggridge (1978)
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M. Skousen (1990)
The structure of production
F. Hayek (1966)
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Roger Garrison (1991)
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F. Hayek (1978)
New studies in philosophy, politics, economics, and the history of ideas
F. Hayek (1931)
Prices and production
Deficit spending and money-supply expansion do not eliminate recessions. Theycause recessions. This fact will never be understood unless economists and government policymakers stop trying to micro-manage the economy, and start studying what their actions are doing to the structure of production. Heavy inflation of the money supply followed by sharp cutbacks change the rules right in the middle of the game for millions of businesses in the economy.
The Review of Austrian Economics – Springer Journals
Published: Nov 26, 2006
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