First published 1998

"Firm, Money, and Economic Calculation: Considering the Institutional Nexus of Market Production, The"

American Journal of Economics and Sociology 57 (4), October: 499-512. (1998).14 pagesUpdated January 15, 2007

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Author: Peter Lewin
First published: 1998
Format: PDF
Pages: 14
Publisher: American Journal of Economics and Sociology 57 (4), October: 499-512. (1998)
License: Published here by permission. The work itself reserves all rights; it is not Creative Commons.

Austrian theory & method Markets, trade & industry

An essay examining the role of money and economic calculation within firms and market production, analyzing how price signals coordinate institutional economic relationships.

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