Actually not even him, but he was usually extremely rational and rigorous in his approach—more than any other economist I know of—albeit often poorly communicated.
Interestingly, this is pretty much what I used to say about Marx when I was a Marxist.
My point was to indicate that not all people who put stock in the “Austrian school” accept post-Misesians as competent intepreters. I meant, essentially: Mises had it right, but read his original work (not later Austrians) and you’ll be able to tell whether I’m right.
Interestingly, this is pretty much what I used to say about Marx when I was a Marxist.
My point was to indicate that not all people who put stock in the “Austrian school” accept post-Misesians as competent intepreters. I meant, essentially: Mises had it right, but read his original work (not later Austrians) and you’ll be able to tell whether I’m right.
Is your nick from those times? Or a memory of them?
Slightly. Of course, the word has been used by many.