Die IrrthÃ1/4mer des Historismus in der deutschen Nationalökonomie

Die Irrth?1/4mer des Historismus in der deutschen National?konomie (The Errors of Historicism in German National Economics) by Carl Menger is a significant critique of the Historical School of economics that was prominent in 19th-century Germany. Menger, a founder of the Austrian School of economics, challenges the historicist methodology, advocating for a more abstract and deductive approach to economic theory. This work delves into the methodological debates of the time, examining the limitations and fallacies Menger perceived within the historical approach to economic study. It remains relevant for understanding the development of economic thought and the ongoing debates about methodology in the social sciences. A valuable contribution to the history of economic thought and essential reading for those interested in the development of Austrian economics and the critique of historicism.

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