Classics in Austrian Economics

Israel M Kirzner is author of The Meaning of Market Process, Essays in the Development of Modern Austrian Economics (1992), Discovery, Capitalism and Distributive Justice (1989), Discovery and the Capitalist Process (1985), Perception, Opportunity and Profit Studies in the Theory of Entrepreneurship (1988), and Competition and Entrepreneurship (1973).

Volume 1: The Founding Era Menger: Toward a Systematic Classification of the Economic Sciences (1889); The General Theory of the Good and Economy and Economic Goods (1871); On the Origin of Money (1892). Boehm-Bawerk: The Historical vs. the Deductive Method in Political Economy (1891); Professor Clark's Views on the Genesis of Capital (1895); On the Relationship between the 'Third Reason' for Higher Valuation of Present Goods and the Two Other Reasons (1959). Wieser: On the Relationship of Costs to Value (1876)*; The Austrian School and the Theory of Value (1891); The Theory of Urban Ground Rent (1909); The Nature and Substance of Theoretical Economics (1876)*. Cuhel: On the Theory of Needs (1907)*. Boehm-Bawerk: On the Measurability of Sensations Volume 2: The Interwar Period Strigl: Economic Theory in the Service of Economic Policy (1928). Mayer: Imputation (1928)*; The Cognitive Value of Functional Theories of Price (1932)*. Rosenstein-Rodan: Marginal Utility (1927). Haberler: Economics as an Exact Science (1923-24)*. Schoenfeld: On Joseph Schumpeter's Solution of the Problem of Economic Imputation (1924-5)*. Machlup: Professor Knight and the 'Period of Production' (1935). Morgenstern: The Time Moment in Value Theory (1935) Volume 3: The Age of Mises and Hayek Mises: Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth (1920); Monetary Stablisation and Cyclical Policy; Percy L Greaves (ed.) On the Manipulisation of Money and Credit; The Treatment of 'Irrationality' in the Social Sciences (1944); Epistemological Relativism (1961); Market (1961). Hayek: Intertemporal Price Equilibrium and Movements in the Value of Money (1928); The Maintenance of Capital (1935); Socialist Calculation: The Competitive 'Solution' (1940); The Use of Knowledge in Society (1945); Competition as a Discovery Procedure (1978) * New translation for this edition