To Whom It May Concern,
I finished Robert Murphy’s course; I am enrolled in the course taught by Drs. Woods and DiLorenzo.
I know I still need a some sort Economoic Methods course, such as a College Engineering Economics course.
My question is: How shall I know when I learned enough?
P.S. I would have taken Robert Murphy’s Econ, but three parrellel courses is too much.
Thank You,
Will Beazley
Learned enough to do what? Learned enough to what purpose?
To be sure that I have covered all the important ideas of Austrian Economics in detail.
Every discipline has its shortcomings, I just want to get the point where I know if something is missing is by virtue of my ignorance of Austrian Economics.
I am interested in studying how the Austrian school solves the intractable problem of taking Micro-Economics to the Macro-Level.
Is it firmly an NP problem? or when may we lose a little confidence in our answer able to answer it Polynomial time?
Has anyone even worked on this yet?