seminar: Ransom on Hayek 3

In my first two Hayek Seminar postings I highlighted the fact that for Hayek the empirical character of economics science begins with empirical problems in our experience. We witness a constantly repeated pattern in which prices “tend” toward costs. Alternatively, we attempt to impose a system of “just prices” and our attempts to empirical control . . . → Read More: seminar: Ransom on Hayek 3

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We know a great deal nowadays about the sort of things which the economic system will do. We even know a great deal about what it means if we see the economic system do particular things. But we do not know enough and never shall know enough to be able to say what it will do tomorrow. — F. A. Hayek

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