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Economists who are clergy

Sep 13, 2012

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Marginal Revolution: Economists who are clergy After noting Reverend Malthus and Israel Kirzner, Cowen writes: Who else comes to mind? The School of Salamanca, and going back many medieval theologians wrote on economic issues. Paul Heyne. Heinrich Pesch. Galiani was an Abbey. Philip Wicksteed was a Unitarian theologian. The still underrated Richard Whately was the…

Allocation of Limitied Resources. Part 3 – (A Driving Metaphor)

Apr 5, 2010

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mwkruse

in Capitalism and Markets, Economics, Series: Allocation of Limited Resources

In the first post, I made the case that auction (market exchange) is the most efficient and just mode for allocating limited goods in society. In the previous post, I made the case that face-to-face communities are very different from commercial society. Face-to-face community provides us with intimate knowledge of others and a level of…

“Are Christians Called to be ‘Stewards’ of Creation?” – Paul Heyne

Mar 4, 2010

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mwkruse

in Economics, Environment, Politics, Public Policy, Theology

[The following is from a photocopy of an article in a journal that has ceased publication. The article is very difficult to locate. The late Paul Heyne was an exceptional theologian, ethicist, and economist, who authored the highly acclaimed economics textbook, The Economic Way of Thinking (now in its 12th edition.) His collection of essays,…

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Economists who are clergy

Allocation of Limitied Resources. Part 3 – (A Driving Metaphor)

“Are Christians Called to be ‘Stewards’ of Creation?” – Paul Heyne