John D. Mueller

John D. Mueller is the Lehrman Institute Fellow in Economics and Director of the Economics and Ethics Program at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Mueller specializes in the relation of modern economic theory to its Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman origins, its practical application to personal, family, and political economy, and the interaction of economics, philosophical worldviews, and religious faith.

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Comment on Michael V. Szpindor Watson’s “Mueller and Mises: Integrating the Gift and ‘Final Distribution’ within Praxeology”

08/25/2015 Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics John D. Mueller

Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 18, no. 2 (Summer 2015) Symposium: Is There A Missing Element in Economics? ABSTRACT: I am pleased to comment on Michael Watson’s paper, “Mueller and Mises...

The “Missing Element” in Modern Economics

08/25/2015 Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics John D. Mueller

Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 18, no. 2 (Summer 2015) Symposium: Is There A Missing Element in Economics? My first introduction to Austrian Economics came when I borrowed the well-thumbed...

The Missing Element in Modern Economics

03/12/2015 John D. Mueller

The 2015 Lou Church Memorial Lecture.

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