Excerpted from an interview by the Austrian Economics Newsletter with Murray Rothbard
Austrian Economic Newsletter: What about conferences during the early seventies?
Murray Rothbard: The first was conducted at Cornell, the summer of 1973. Forest MacDonald and myself were giving papers. At the 1974 conference, we added Garrison, Rizzo, O’Driscoll, Salerno, Ebeling, Hutt, Grinder, and others. It was held in a tiny town in Vermont, which we called a Walrasian-General-Equilibrium town because there was no action, no competition, no interest rates. In 1976, we had a wonderful conference at Windsor Castle, but after that there was nothing. [emphasis added]
