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Thinkers
Economists and political thinkers connected to the ideas in the archive.
Austrian School
Economists whose work belongs directly to, or helped establish, the Austrian tradition.
Austrian School
Ludwig von Mises
Economist and social theorist known for praxeology and the critique of socialist calculation.
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F. A. Hayek
Economist and political philosopher associated with spontaneous order and the problem of dispersed knowledge.
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Murray Rothbard
Economist and libertarian theorist who developed Austrian economics and natural-rights political theory.
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Carl Menger
Founder of the Austrian School and an early theorist of subjective value.
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Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk
Austrian economist known for work on capital, interest and time preference.
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Related / Adjacent Thinker
Thinkers whose work connects with the archive through liberty, markets, institutions or monetary ideas.
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Frédéric Bastiat
French economist and writer known for lucid defenses of free exchange and the unseen consequences of policy.
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Henry Hazlitt
Journalist and economist who introduced economic reasoning to a broad public audience.
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Milton Friedman
Economist associated with monetary economics and arguments for individual freedom.
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