Austrian methodology

[HurplePazed]

I realize this has been previously discussed, but I have been unable to find the post I wanted. I recently posted an article in my newspaper about the coming economic collapse. I have received several responses. I am trying to introduce the people who are responding to Austrian ideas and I believe one of the most effective ways to do that is to demonstrate the epistemological problems with neo-classical economics. I have been using http://mises.org/rothbard/mantle.asp but I think there are better articles contrasting the methodology of the two approaches to economics, I just don’t know where to find them.

I would appreciate someone pointing me to several articles describing the Austrian methodology.

[E_R_Olovetto]

This might not be exactly what you are looking for, but it is a must read. I’m vacationing this weekend, so it’s all I’ve got for now.

[Conza]

@HurplePazed

I would appreciate someone pointing me to several articles describing the Austrian methodology.

Praxeology: reading list

It seems some individuals here have little to no knowledge of what the Austrian School actually posits and what it does not, and what its propositions consist in. So, I have compiled this list of essential articles. Before embarking on some ‘critique’ of the school make sure you understand what we actually argue (especially on methodology; Mises’ arguments are extremely intricate.) Those new to the School should begin With Callahan’s Economics for Real People, and subsequently Mises’ Human Actio…

No worries. [:)]

[wilderness]

@Conza88

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holy shit batman. that list is long![Y] Awesome find!

Why is it locked? I guess maybe after a period of time no responses can access it? I don’t know.

[HurplePazed]

Thanks.