The Austrian School of Economics is gaining traction in business schools and the political sphere alike. Per Bylund, PhD, a Mises Fellow and Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University, explains the appeal of the Austrian School in that it offers an alternative means to understanding financial crises and how free markets work.
The Case for the Austrian School of Economics
Fergus Hodgson, February 21, 2022 
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The Austrian School of Economics is gaining traction in business schools and the political sphere alike. Per Bylund, PhD, a Mises Fellow and associate professor of entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University, explains the appeal of the Austrian School in that it offers an alternative means to understanding financial crises and how free markets work.
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- Connect with Per on Twitter and LinkedIn.
- Read his columns at Entrepreneur and Mises Institute.
- Get his books: The Seen, the Unseen, and the Unrealized: How Regulations Affect Our Everyday Lives
and The Problem of Production: A new theory of the firm. - “Debunking Seven Common Criticisms of Austrian Economics” Mises Institute
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Fergus Hodgson is Gold Newsletter’s roving editor. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.