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Why the Thinking of the Austrian School of Economics Matters in Today’s Economy

by Annette Godart-van der Kroon

Introduction

Annette Godart-van der Kroon is president of the Ludwig von Mises Institute Europe, having taken up the position in 2001. Since then the Institute has hosted a large number of events on various topics that influence politics in Brussels. Previously she worked as adjunct referendary at the Ministry of Defence in the Department of Judicial Affairs at the Hague and as a lawyer at the Court of Utrecht and in Roermond in the Netherlands, specializing in civil affairs. She has given numerous speeches on juridical, philosophical, and economic issues and has published books, articles, and comments on these topics. Her publications include two books on the theories of von Hayek and articles on Schopenhauer’s theory of law published in the Schopenhauer-Jahrbuch in 2003. She is also a member of the Mont Pelerin Society and has participated in Liberty Fund meetings. She enjoys opera, reading, and horseback riding.

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Further reading

Books:

Articles:

  • Finegold Catalán, Jonathan M. “Krugman contra Hayek.” Mises Daily (July 29, 2010). Online at: mises.org/daily/4578
  • Murphy, Robert P. “My reply to Krugman on Austrian business-cycle theory.” Mises Daily (January 24, 2011). Online at: mises.org/daily/4993

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