Hayek on the Euro

“I started remarking against the idea of a common European currency, saying why not simply admit all the other currencies competing with yours, and then you don’t need a standard currency.  People will choose the one which is best.  That, of course, led me to the extension: Why confine it to other government moneys and . . . → Read More: Hayek on the Euro

Hayek endorsed anti-deflationary, publicly announced NGDP targeting in 1975

Friedrich Hayek endorsed the core of ‘NGDP targeting’ 3 years before the idea was ‘first proposed‘ by James Meade in 1978:

“If I were responsible for the monetary policy of a country I would certainly try to prevent a threatening deflation, that is, an absolute decrease in the stream of incomes, by all suitable means, . . . → Read More: Hayek endorsed anti-deflationary, publicly announced NGDP targeting in 1975

… unless one of them is Lord Keynes, in which case you get three opinions ….

VIDEO Larry White on Economics, the Great Depression & the Clash of Ideas

Lawrence White provides an outline and preview of his remarkable new book The Clash of Economic Ideas:

Lawrence White and Doug Irwin discuss alternative explanations of the depth and causes of the Great Depression:

Lawrence White on money and free banking:

Lawrence White on transitioning to a gold standard:

. . . → Read More: VIDEO Larry White on Economics, the Great Depression & the Clash of Ideas

Available on Kindle, Business Cycles Part 1 & 2 by F A Hayek

The hardcover editions have not yet been released, but you can now download the Kindle editions of the forthcoming Collected Works of F. A. Hayek volumes 7 & 8 — Business Cycles, Part I & II.

The Kindle edition of Hayek’s Business Cycles, Part I is $35.20 at Amazon.

The Kindle edition of Hayek’s Business . . . → Read More: Available on Kindle, Business Cycles Part 1 & 2 by F A Hayek

Hayek on Buckley’s Firing Line Nov 7, 1977 ‘Is There a Case for Private Property’

 

 

 

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[What was the most important theoretical breakthrough in economic science?] Of course, Adam Smith brought about a breakthrough. It is impossible to exaggerate his importance. Also, in the 20th century, the theories of John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek. — Edmund Phelps

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