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Latest Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics
Here are the article summaries and links to full papers in the latest QJAE. The Marginal Efficiency of Capital Edward W. Fuller ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper is to explain the marginal efficiency of capital. The net present value diagram … Continue reading
New Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics is out
The latest QJAE is out and has some very interesting looking papers that will be worth the read. While the journal doesn’t look as action-packed as some previous additions, there are definitely a few that really catch the eye: Monetary Orders and … Continue reading
Summer 2012 QJAE is out
The Summer 2012 edition of The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics is out and available for free here. This lineup looks great. Here are some of the titles: The Continuing Relevance of Austrian Capital Theory Expansionary Monetary Policy and Decreasing … Continue reading