Is there any Austrian literature that addresses microeconomic topics in-depth, specifically the theory of the firm? I remember Rothbard criticizing the neoclassical notion that the profit-maximizing output for a firm is where MR=MC (I believe his reason was that there isn't a uniform marginal cost curve and that it is based on the fallacious cost-of-production theory of value), but I've also heard that microeconomics is where Austrians and neoclassicals find the most common ground.
Thanks in advance for any and all help.
Posted today:
The Division of Labor and the Firm: An Austrian Attempt at Explaining the Firm in the Market, by Per L. Bylund
http://mises.org/journals/qjae/pdf/qjae14_2_3.pdf
Neilsio,
Thanks for the article; I'll be sure to read it when I have the time. Does the article in question address the profit-maximizing output level for a firm, and if not, do you know of any Austrian work that does?