economics

  Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) programs now run at more than 250 universities worldwide. Their purpose is to draw on the paradigms of the three disciplines to provide a comprehensive account of the world, human nature, and society—one that is essential for guiding public policy, governance, and engaged citizenship. In practice, modules from three […]

  ABSTRACT This paper summarizes the stabilization plan implemented by Javier Milei in Argentina between December 2023 and April 2026, while also outlining expectations for the remainder of his term in office. The plan includes “three anchors” (fiscal, monetary, and exchange-rate), along with the deregulation process and the structural reforms that gained momentum during the […]

  Memorizing a great Austrian scholar after 100 years.     “The value of goods is derived from the value of wants.” Friedrich von Wieser   TAKE AWAY Friedrich von Wieser taught at the universities of Vienna and Prague and succeeded Carl Menger at the University of Vienna in 1903. Together with his brother-in-law Eugen […]

ooooo For much of the past decade, Europe has been weighed down by prolonged economic stagnation. Growth has slowed, productivity has stalled, and even the continent’s largest economies—Germany and France among them—have struggled to regain momentum. Yet amid this malaise, one large European economy has been moving decisively in the opposite direction. Once synonymous with post-communist hardship […]

Teil 2 von 2 Das Elend des Liberalismus und die „geordnete Anarchie“ Auf seine Weise war Anthony de Jasay ein Anarchist, obwohl ihm der Begriff nicht behagte, weil er falsche Assoziationen auslöst. De Jasay plädierte für eine „geordnete Anarchie“, obwohl Anarchie und Ordnung gemeinhin als absolute Gegensätze verstanden werden. „Und das Chaos sei willkommen, denn […]