Friedrich A. von Hayek · 1945
An economic essay arguing that the fundamental problem of economics is the utilization of knowledge not given to anyone in its totality.
Passing references onlyA speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
Named without an opinion attached.
“Hayek, on the other hand, ends up by writing not only The Road to Serfdom, but then also The Use of Knowledge in Society, but, you know, also essays like The Competitive Solution...”
Peter Boettke, Guest on EconTalkWho Won the Socialist Calculation Debate (with Peter Boettke)
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