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Murray Rothbard

(1926–1995) Economist United States

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A market where prices keep falling illustrates Rothbard’s view that unrestrained capitalism tends to lower costs over time. He argues that a natural‑law ethic should be based on nature, not on the state’s compulsory seizure of private capital. Rothbard also says that reason is not omniscient, that subjectivism is a useful tool, and that critics like Keynes rejected communism because they could not identify with the working class.

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Murray Rothbard was an economist from the United States.

Quick Facts About Murray Rothbard

Born
March 2, 1926
Died
January 7, 1995
Nationality
United States
Profession
Economist

About Murray Rothbard

Rothbard taught economics from the Austrian School perspective, studied economic history, and wrote about political theory. He helped develop the ideas of anarcho‑capitalism and authored more than twenty books covering politics, history, economics, and other topics.

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