Can Good Apples Be Mixed With Bad Economics? A Mengerian Critique Of The Alchian And Allen Theorem
by William Anderson and Scott Kjar (Frostburg State University and Georgia Perimeter College)
My Case for Coauthoring
by Walter Block (Loyola University)
Source link: http://blog.mises.org/4470/new-working-papers/
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Thank you for the papers. I have no formal education in economics, and have recently found an interest in it after finding this site and realizing that a competent understanding of economics is necessary in order to speak competently about politics and the policies they produce. Minimum wage laws being just one example. Not knowing what the Alchian and Allen theorem was, the paper presented the details in an easy to understand manner. Without using calculus!
One thing. The sentence:
Finally, Razzolini et al. cite the current phenomenon of outlet malls that are located is
semi-remote areas and are well-known for selling brand-name “seconds” (or dated goods) at
substantially lower prices than first-quality products.
Replace “is” with “in”. Just wanted to prove that I read it.
Block’s paper makes me want to write a paper with him, just to have a Rothbard number of 2.
That’s a good idea: mises.org ought to run a “Rothbard Number Project” like the “Erdös Number Project” and track everybody’s Rothbard numbers.
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