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Capital, Expectations, and the Market Process

by Ludwig M. Lachmann

Sheed, Andrews, and McNeel, Inc., Subsidiary of Universal Press Syndicate, Kansas City, 1977360 pagesUpdated October 12, 2009

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Author
Ludwig M. Lachmann
First published
1977
Format
PDF
Pages
360
Publisher
Sheed, Andrews, and McNeel, Inc., Subsidiary of Universal Press Syndicate, Kansas City
License
Published here by permission.

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Ludwig Lachmann (1906–1990) was a German-born economist who earned his doctorate at Humboldt University Berlin and was drawn to the Austrian School, and to Carl Menger particularly, during a summer at the University of Zurich in 1926. This archive holds 6 of Lachmann's works.

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6 chapters · page numbers are this file's

  1. Part One: Introductionp. 9
  2. Part Two: Setting the Stagep. 51
  3. Part Three: The Market Processp. 139
  4. Part Four: Problems in Macroeconomic and Capital Theoryp. 203
  5. Part Five: On Economic Policyp. 295
  6. Appendixp. 346
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Ludwig M. Lachmann 1906–1990

Ludwig Lachmann (1906–1990) was a German-born economist who earned his doctorate at Humboldt University Berlin and was drawn to the Austrian School, and to Carl Menger particularly, during a summer at the University of Zurich in 1926. Read more about Ludwig M. Lachmann.

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