Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Winter 1979
Publication Title
Reason Papers
Volume
5
First Page
15
Last Page
26
Abstract
Murray Rothbard is a prominent spokesman for neo-Austrian economics, yet the economics profession has not taken him seriously enough to investigate his claims. He and his disciples invite this neglect by treating the Rothbardian corpus more as creed-to-be-adhered-to than as theory-to-be-tested-and-improved-on. The profession's neglect is nonetheless unwise. Even if neo-Austrian economics turns out to be unsound, it should be taken seriously because of the growing number of intelligent people who identify themselves as Austrians.
Recommended Citation
Diamond, Arthur M. Jr., "Rothbard's Intellectual Ancestry" (1979). Economics Faculty Publications. 32.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/econrealestatefacpub/32
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