Praxeology- Market Prices

Posted on May 26, 2012 by

“Each individual, in buying or not buying and in selling or not selling, contributes his share to the formation of the market prices.“- Ludwig von Mises, Human Action

Praxgirl‘s series continues as she explains Mises’ view on market prices and what determines prices of goods and services.  Praxgirl also presents how praxeology is different from what we consider hard sciences like physics.

 http://www.youtube.com/praxgirl

To continue the series, follow the link.  http://hessenflow.wordpress.com/2013/01/01/praxeology-monopoly

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About Christopher Hessenflow

Christopher Hessenflow is a financial planner in the Chicago area. He works with all sorts of people who are much more interesting than he is. He enjoys his career which lends him time to think and, sometimes, be creative. Chip was born bald.
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  1. Pingback: Praxeology- Economic Progress | Practical Praxeology

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