William Barnett

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William Barnett II est un professeur d'économie de l'école autrichienne d'économie. Il enseigne au Loyola University à la Nouvelle Orléans.

Bibliographie

• 1977, avec Gordon Saussy, “U.S. Energy Policy, Louisiana, and the Severance Tax, Louisiana Business Survey
• 1980, A Private Mall Becomes a Public Hall.” Loyola Law Review. 26: 739 – 749
• 1985, avec Jerry Dauterive et Everett White, “A Taxonomy of Government Intervention”, Journal of The Southwestern Society of Economists. 12 (1): 127-130
• 1987, Human Nature, the Bishops, and the American Economy, Loyola Law Review. 33 (1): 203 – 211
• 1988, The Market for Used Human Body Parts, The Free Market. 6 (2)
• 1989, Comment on Professor Timberlake's Squared Rule for the Equilibrium Value for the Marginal Utility of Money, Review of Austrian Economics. 3: 151 – 157
• 1989, Subjective Cost Revisited, Review of Austrian Economics, 3: 137-138
• 1998, avec Michael Sibley, “Exchange Rate Volatility in Latin America” Proceedings of, the Association of Global Business
• 1998, avec Michael Sibley et Jerry Hood, “Is There an Electoral Monetary Cycle in Latin America?”, Journal of Business and Economic Perspectives. 24 (1): 12- 19
• 2001, avec Michael Saliba et Deborah Walker, A Free Market for Kidneys: Efficient and Equitable, The Independent Review, 5 (3): 373-385

• 2002,
  • a. avec Walter Block et Stuart Wood, Austrian Economics, Neoclassical, Economics, Marketing, and Finance, The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 5 (2), pp51-66
    • Traduit en espagnol en 2003, Economía austríaca, economía neoclásica, marketing y Finanzas, Libertas, Vol 39, octobre
  • b. avec Stuart Wood, Austrian Business Cycle Theory in the Current Recession, Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Austrian Scholars' Conference
  • c. avec Michael Saliba, Neoclassical Theory and the Inconsistent Application of Subjectivism, Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Austrian Scholars' Conference
  • d. avec Walter Block, The Living Wage: What's Wrong?, Ideas on Liberty, 52 (12): 23-24

• 2003, Money: Capital Good, Consumers' Good, or (Media of) Exchange Good?, Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Austrian Scholars' Conference
• 2003, avec Stephen M Scariano, Contrasting Total Least Squares with Ordinary Least Squares, Mathematics and Computer Education Journal. 37 (2): 141-158.
• 2003, The Modern Theory of Consumer Behavior: Ordinal or Cardinal?, The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics. 6 (1): 41-65
• 2003, avec Michael Saliba et Deborah Walker, We Favor a Freer Market for Kidneys, The Independent Review, 7 (4): 595-598
• 2003, Dimensions and Economics: Some Problems, The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics. 6 (3): 27-46
• 2004, avec Michael Saliba, “A Free Market for Kidneys: Options, Futures, Forward, and Spot.” Managerial Finance. 30 (5): 38-56
• 2004, avec Walter Block, On the Optimum Quantity of Money, The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics. 7 (1): 39-52
• 2004, avec Walter Block, On the Optimum Quantity of Money, Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 39-52

• 2005,
  • a. The Doctrine of Church and State – Should Religion be Involved in Politics?, The George Hitchings Terriberry Memorial Lecture. In Birtel, F T. ed. 2005. Religion and The American Experience. Vol. 5 Tulane Judeo-Christian Studies Edition
  • b. avec Walter Block et Gene Callahan, The Paradox of Coase as a Defender of Free Markets, NYU Journal of Law and Liberty, vol 1, n°3
  • c. avec Walter Block, Professor Tullock on Austrian Business Cycle Theory, Advances in Austrian Economics. Vol. 8, pp431-443
  • d. avec Walter Block et Michael Saliba, Perfect Competition: A Case of ‘Market-Failure.', Corporate Ownership and Control. 2 (4): pp70-75
  • e. avec Walter Block, Mises, Rothbard, and Salerno on Costs: A Rejoinder, Corporate Ownership and Control. 1 (3)
  • f. avec Walter Block, In Defense of Fiduciary Media: A Comment on What's Wrong with “Monopoly” or Play Money? ” The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics. 8 (2): 55-69
  • g. avec Walter Block, “Money: Capital Good, Consumers' Good, or (Media of) Exchange Good?” Review of Austrian Economics. 18 (2): 179-194

• 2006,
  • a. avec Walter Block et Joseph Salerno, “The Relationship Between Wealth or Income and Time Preference is Empirical, not Apodictic: A Critique of Rothbard and Hoppe, Review of Austrian Economics, 19 (1), pp69-80
  • b. avec Walter Block, Rothbard on V-Shaped Average and Total Cost Curves, The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, vol 9, n°3, pp61-66
  • c. Contra Caplan, Corporate Ownership and Control, 4(1)
  • d. avec Walter Block, Tyler Cowen on Austrian Business Cycle Theory: A Critique, New Perspectives on Political Economy, Vol 2, n°2, pp
  • e. avec Walter Block, “On Hayekian Triangles”, Procesos de Mercado. Procesos de mercado: revista europea de economía política, ISSN 1697-6797, n°2, pp39-141
  • f. avec Walter Block, Some Thoughts on Price Deflation, New Perspectives on Political Economy, Vol 2, n°1, pp1–12
  • g. avec Walter Block, “Mises, Rothbard and Salerno on Costs”, Corporate Ownership & Control, 3 (Winter), pp203-205

• 2007,
  • a. avec Walter Block, On Laidler on Austrian Business Cycle Theory, Review of Austrian Economics, Vol 20, n°1, mars
  • b. avec Walter Block, The Austrian Tent ? A rejoinder to Gallaway and Vedder, Corporate Ownership and Control, Vol 4, n°3, Spring, pp232 et ss
  • c. avec Walter Block, On Gallaway and Vedder on Stabilization Policy, The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics
  • d. avec Walter Block, Rothbard on V-Shaped Average and Total Cost Curves, The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics
  • e. avec Walter Block, Professor Tullock on Austrian Business Cycle Theory, Advances in Austrian Economics
  • f. avec Walter Block, Austrian Economics, Praxeology, and Intervention, Advances in Austrian Economics
  • g. avec Walter Block et Joseph Salerno, The Relationship Between Wealth or Income and Time Preference is Empirical, not Apodictic: A Critique of Rothbard and Hoppe, Review of Austrian Economics
  • h. avec Walter Block, A Positive Program for Laissez Faire Capitalism, The Journal of Corporate Citizenship, n°19

• 2008, avec Walter Block, On Hummel on Austrian Business Cycle Theory, Reason Papers, n°30, Fall

• 2009,
  • a. avec Walter Block, “Is there a market for money, or are markets for money?”, Laissez-Faire, March-September, n°30-31, pp18-22
  • b. "Time Deposits, Dimensions And Fraud", Journal of Business Ethics, n°88
    

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