pull down to refresh

So timely!

I was arguing with @denlillaapan about this very topic earlier today.

I suppose he to the side of prices being measures of value, didn’t he?
You cannot blame him for that. Subjectivism is usually not covered very well in economics courses, unless it is an Austrian economics course. Most Austrians are self-read, I think.

reply

He writes for the Mises Institute, so I don't think that's the issue. We're probably just talking past each other to some extent.

reply

Wow, I didn’t know we had someone that was writing for the Mises Institute here in our corral! I wonder if he knew if this article was coming up or not. Sorry for my mistake.

reply

think I have about 50 pieces for them! https://mises.org/profile/joakim-book

But eh, maybe that is the error I make in the convo with @Undisciplined in this #796401

I'll think about it

reply

Yes, I saw that and jumped in, myself.

reply

It's an interesting discussion.

reply

Yes, it seems a denial of the subjectivist theory of economics. My main question would be if price and value were the same why any dickering?

reply