Carl Menger's Principles of Economics published in 1871 is usually regarded as the
founding document of the Austrian School of economics. Many of the School's prominent …

The pivotal point in the Austrian literature on homogeneity, choice and indifference was
constituted by Nozick's On Austrian Methodology. Nozick provoked a long debate on the …

3 research, whether it be on ethical aspects of economics, formal ethics, or economically
informed political philosophy, has gained in relevance. Work on topics within politics …

In this paper we analyse the concept of coerced exchange (and partly of voluntary exchange
inasmuch as the absence of coercion is its necessary condition), which is of utmost …

Objective: The objective of the article is to present the differences in the research approach
concerning consumer behaviour from the perspective of neoclassical economics and the …

Objective: The objective of the article is to examine the impact of foreign trade on economic
growth in countries opening up their economies as a result of their separation from the blocs …

Nozick (1977) formulated a challenge to Austrians related to the application of the Law of
diminishing marginal utility in the context of notion of indifference. To be able to claim that …

It seemed that since Rothbard's (2008 [1956]) exquisite Toward a Reconstruction of Utility
and Welfare Economics, one can make a case for the free market based on some modified …

The aim of the present paper is to defend the classical Misesian-Rothbardian-Blockian
position on indifference against its nowadays critics–be it neo-classical economists (the …

O'Neill (2010) is a critique of Block (1980) and, also, I argue, a supporter of Nozick's (1977)
criticism of the Austrian School of economics. O'Neill (2010) also calls into question Hoppe …