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Joseph Salerno
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Joseph T. Salerno est un économiste américain de l'école autrichienne d'économie, actuellement professeur d'économie de l'université Pace et est également chercheur au Ludwig von Mises Institute. Ses domaines de recherche reposent sur la théorie monétaire, de la banque, des systèmes économiques comparatifs, l'analyse macro-économique et l'histoire de la pensée économique.

C'est au lycée que Joseph Salerno a lu le livre de Goldwater, Conscience of a Conservative aussi bien que les livres d'Ayn Rand : Anthem et Atlas Shrugged. Il décide alors d'étudier l'économie et commence, 1968, ses études supérieures au collège de Boston. Il lit Murray Rothbard et est alors convaincu par les idées libertariennes et anarcho-capitalistes. Il obtient ses diplômes au collège de Boston en 1972 et son MA (Master degree) à l'université Rutgers en 1976. En 1980, il obtient son doctorat.

En 1974, il faisait partie des quelques économistes de l'école autrichienne qui ont participé à la conférence de South Royalton.


Bibliographie

  • 1991, “Commentary: The Concept of Coordination in Austrian Macroeconomics,” in Austrian Economics, Richard Ebeling, ed. (Hillsdale, Mich.: Hillsdale College Press), pp. 325-43;
  • 1993, Mises and Hayek Dehomogenized, Review of Austrian Economics, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp113–46
  • 1994, Reply to Leland Yeager on ‘Mises and Hayek on Calculation and Knowledge, Review of Austrian Economics, Vol 7, n°2, pp111–125
  • 1995,

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