Comments (4)

• Stanley Pinchak

  The PDF version of the study guide seems to have some problems. I can't get it to display and it tells me that the embedded font is broken in addition to numerous other errors. I figured I would post this so that others can try to see if it is only on my end, or if the PDF needs to be re-distilled.

  Published: October 11, 2008 12:17 AM

• gene berman

  There seems a logical elision in an effort to stress the difference between "subjective" valuation of consumer goods and the "objective" prices of higher-order goods. It should be noted that there is difference but that it is not the one the piece seems to describe, something essentially different from valuing and pricing processes between consumer and higher-order goods.

  The true difference is simply that "valuation" is a mental judgement, i.e., subjective while "price" is a fact--a datum of the market. Valuations are subjective, prices are objective, regardless of the order of the goods under discussion, rather than that there are two essentially different processes going on with respect to the two and the difference has nothing whatever to do with the order of the goods. (Nor has Mises anywhere stated nor even
  implied otherwise.)

  Published: October 11, 2008 6:40 AM

• Richard

  Don't suppose the Study Guide will be published before Christmas?

  Published: October 11, 2008 6:45 AM

• BK Marcus

  Stanley Pinchak,

  I've re-uploaded the PDF. It works fine for me now if I clear my browser's cache before downloading it. Hope it works for you, too.

  BK

  Published: October 11, 2008 12:06 PM