Peter Boettke
Distinguished University Prof of Econ at GMU, and Director of the F. A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the Mercatus Center. He is the author most recently of The Struggle for a Better World.
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Agency, Time and Economic Science
The students in my Econ 880 class have been wrestling with issues related to human rationality, the incorporation of time in economic activities, and economic science. When reading essay assignments today about the Cambridge Capital Controv...
Stocktaking 2025-2026
Usually around this time of year (perhaps more like September) research centers often realize an annual report discussing the publications of their group. The list to follow is not comprehensive and doesn’t include myself and other affiliat...
Do you rely on the 'decision room'?
During a seminar for graduate students interested in Austrian economics, Professor Israel Kirzner introduced this notion of the ‘decision room’ in his keynote address. You knock on the door, hand in your objective function, and resources at...
Bringing Institutions Back In
I was saddened to learn of the passing of Thrainn Eggertsson the other day. Thrainn’s books Economic Behavior and Institutions (1991) and Imperfect Institutions (2005) where critical to my own thinking and my teaching at NYU and then GMU re...
Beyond Market and State Once More
Circumstances led me to read the introduction to my The Struggle for a Better World earlier today. You can read it to if you follow this link, please do so as I would love to hear your reaction. I am trying to think through the cosmopolitan...
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Distinguished University Prof of Econ at GMU and Director, F. A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Mercatus Center.
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