The Great Austrian Economists edited by Randall G. Holcombe
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Overview: AT THE END of the twentieth century, the Austrian School of economics is exerting a significant influence both on the development of academic economics and on the application of economic theory to public policy. An increasing number of economics professors are sympathetic with the fundamental ideas of Austrian economics, and academic journals are taking more account of the Austrian School.1 A half century ago, few academic economists would even have been familiar with the Austrian School, except superficially, and among those who were, most would have disagreed with its methods and conclusions. Today, the ideas of Austrian economics are closer to the mainstream of economic thought, not because Austrian economics has changed, butbecause mainstream economics has moved toward the Austrian point of view. A similar shift has occurred in the public-policy arena. The policy implications of Austrian economics, once rejected as extreme, are now embraced as true. In the process, the Austrian School has become increasingly visible as an intellectual force….
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