Mises Search
Welcome to our search page.
As you use the search throughout the site, there are a few things to keep in mind:
- You can filter results by date, author, topic, and other attributes on the left
- To save a search use the bookmarking feature in your browser
- Download current search results as a CSV
- Search found 3 items for:
- Monetary Theory
- Robert P. Murphy
- 2005
Mises Daily
Author:
Robert P. Murphy
Online Publish Date:
In a previous article , I argued that Bush’s original proposal to reform Social Security—in which up to one-third of a worker’s (and his employer’s) “contributions” would be channeled into the stock market, but no one’s current benefits would be cut and other taxes would not be raised—would not increase investment or lower interest rates one iota,
Articles of Interest
Author:
Robert P. Murphy
Online Publish Date:
This paper will attempt to illustrate Böhm-Bawerk’s arguments through a simple, general equilibrium model in which the capital good is distinct from the consumption good. We will see that the standard one-good model of neoclassical growth theory obscures the subtleties in Böhm-Bawerk’s critique. Only in a model with multiple goods can one fully