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Buchanan as Subjectivist.

The article offers the author's memorial tribute to economist James M. Buchanan, emphasizing Buchanan's impact on Austrian economics and economic history. The author accounts two areas in which Buchanan's subjectivism had influenced her understanding of economic theory and political economy. Moreove...

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Published in:Southern Economic Journal Vol. 80; no. 4; pp. 918 - 926
Main Author: Vaughn, Karen I.
Format: Article
Published: Wiley-Blackwell Apr2014
Subjects:
Buchanan, James M., 1919-2013
Economic history
Economists
Social choice
Economics & politics
Subjectivity
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