Hello from Argentina to the world, this is my first post and i'd like to ask for suggestions on the subject, i mean some book or papers that would help me fully understant it. I'm starting study group on Austrian economics and i'm a newbi on many issues so i'd would appreciate your help. Thanks
Just that,the books you proposed, thanks for that. The group is just starting we are studying economics at a state university and obviousy nothing Austrian related appears, so we decided to create this group to learn more about it, and we are starting from the basics, traying to see how different economics is from what we learn (mainstream economics). We camo from Rosario City and later this year a local Foundation is hosting an International Congress about Austrian Economics, and professor Hulsmann wil be attending to. So thanks.
Welcome to the forum and good luck!
Don't allow leftists to play games with definitions! Some of the libertarian-leaning leftists at this forum will try to redefine "left-wing" back to its original defition (Third Estate, limited government, free-markets, laissez-faire reforms, etc.). Fine! We non-leftists can't stop them from using their own personal definitions; they can use whatever labels they want to describe any concept they want.However, they have the audacity to then use their personal definition of "left-wing" (remember, the original definition, which is no longer valid) to prove that modern leftists are more libertarian than modern rightists! They will say that libertarianism is "inherently leftist" (again, using the original, no longer valid definition), and use that to insist that we should prefer and side with modern leftists over modern rightists.
Question their motives.
Thanks.
Marcelo, welcome, and it is hard to know which books to suggest. I would suggest Murray Rothbard's "For a New Liberty" as a place to start.