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South Beach Recipes of the Week #27: Cabbage (hold the Corned Beef)
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Hi Helene,
I deleted your comment only to be sure people don't see it and think that's the e-mail address without reading farther. The address is correct the way I have it. I sent my entry to Becky at that address and heard back from her. (You have to replace AT with @ and DOT with . of course. I use those so spammers can't grab the host's e-mail addresses and start sending them stuff.) Sorry you're having problems, but I don't know why your e-mail isn't going through. If you still can't get through, send me your link and I'll be glad to forward it.
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Hello Kalyn,
finally I was successful. I´m already very keen on all these other entries.
Thanks for helping me.
- March 16, 2007 at 10:30 AM
- Karina said...
Yum, yes. I love cabbage. In soups, stir-fries and even roasted with veggies. It's very healing, too. Thanks for the fun round-up of cabbage recipes! They all look [so!] tasty.
- March 16, 2007 at 10:42 AM
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What wonderful cabbage recipes!
And I need a few. When I buy a cabbage I usually have to plan on using it for at least 4 meals - the cabbages are big and we are only two...
I'm definitly downloading a few of these.
Happy St. Paddy's
- March 16, 2007 at 11:20 AM
- MyKitchenInHalfCups said...
Somehow I think that Spicy Braised Cabbage with Italian Sausage is about to become our St Patty's dinner. Thanks again for the good stuff here.
- March 16, 2007 at 2:46 PM
- Kalyn said...
Karina, Katie, Tanna, happy St. Patrick's Day. I'm glad there are so many other people who think cabbage is an interesting topic! I just love it.
- March 16, 2007 at 3:07 PM
- Mimi said...
Perfect post for the day befroe St. Patrick's Day, the traditional corned beef and cabbage day in the U.S., and just what I've been looking for. I only recently discovered the joys and versatility of cabbage.
- March 16, 2007 at 4:01 PM
- Nabeela said...
what wonderful cabbage entries!
Btw, I have a silly question for you....where do I find dried cannellini beans? I tried my local grocery store and they didn't stock it....where do you buy yours?
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- sandi @ the whistlestop cafe said...
What a tip toe through the cabbage patch. Great idea....hmmmm?
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- Kalyn said...
Mimi, cabbage is great, isn't it!
Nabeela, Salt Lake has an Italian grocery where I can get dried cannelini beans, but lots of time I just get what the grocery store calls "small white beans" instead. I think they are fine.
Sandy, hope you found something that looks interesting.
- March 16, 2007 at 7:04 PM
- Scott at Real Epicurean said...
We tend to eat a lot of cabbage in our house. I hated it as a kid, but when you know how to use it, it's well worth the effort.
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there is an amazing cabage recipe in the april/ may eating well magazine. its savoy cabbage that is roasted and then tossed with black bean sauce nd a few othr asian ingredients. ITS AMAZING!!! i couldnt stop eating it, it became my dinner the first night i made it. i would highly recomend it! its a very healthy recipe as well and so unusual.
- March 16, 2007 at 9:04 PM
- The Culinary Chase said...
Happy St. Patrick's day!! I absolutely love corned beef and cabbage but alas, it's not available here so I have to wait until I go home to get my fix. Coming from an Irish background, it was a family favorite and now I am passing this family tradition onto my children who, by the way, can't get enough of it! Cheer!
- March 17, 2007 at 4:08 AM
- Lisa said...
Heavens! ALL of the cabbage recipes are must-try ones! Thank you for rounding all of those up, and for mentioning me. I want to try your recipe for corned beef and veggies, too. I'm making that today.
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Oooh! Thanks for picking me! :) I'm thrilled! And wow...all those wonderful cabbage recipes! Hooray!
- March 19, 2007 at 6:40 AM
Far more common in Ireland for St. Patrick's day, and the 364 days following it, is bacon (a.k.a ham) and cabbage. Or, more strictly speaking, "hairy bacon and cabbage". Absolutely undressed. Boiled, bruised (black and blue) potatoes. And the more potato and cabbage water on the plate, the better. In fact, we don't use plates. We use stones. When there are stones available.
Just joking of course.
Honestly though, I don't think I know of anyone who associates corned beef with St Patrick's day. Bacon and cabbage is the thing we'd have as a traditional Irish dish. We'll typically sit the bacon joint in a pot of water over night. We might even pour in a 500ml can of cider. The water tends to draw out most of the salt and the cider sweetens the meet. Then when it comes to cooking, it's simmered gently. The duration typically depends on how large the joint is. I don't have any sample weights or times as I just use the 'wet finger in the wind' method for adjudicating when it's ready. Towards the end though, we'll put the cabbage in with the bacon. If we want to be 'up market' about it, we'll fry the cabbage in butter. Alongside that we'll boil potatos and then roast them.
So that's how we do it on our side over the Atlantic.
- April 6, 2007 at 10:05 AM
- Kalyn said...
Lee, thanks for sharing the true St. Patrick's day foods with us. I had heard that Corned Beef and Cabbage is a U.S. thing. I'll have to try the real thing next year.
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Measurements: 5/8 of an inch (2 cm) in length from east to west on the hand by 3/8 of an inch (1 cm) at the widest point. Weight of 5.2 gram (3.3 dwt).
Ring Size: US 6-1/2 (UK M-1/2; Euro, 53 mm). Can be easily sized to fit almost any hand. Ring sizing information.
Hallmarks: Obscured hallmark.
Condition: Very good; evidence of being re-shanked; diamonds have been re-tipped with white gold; one center diamond has a chip to one facet; some softening to platinum design on sides.
Date: Circa 1935 - 1945.
Note: All diamond weights, color grades and clarity are approximate as the stones have not been removed in order to preserve the integrity of the setting.
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La Villa Paris is a four-room bed and breakfast set in a lovely 1920s mansion in the 13th arrondissement in southeastern Paris. It's a 15-minute metro ride to the historic center of Paris and major tourist attractions. But a stay at La Villa Paris offers a window into the life of real Parisians. The location in the Butte aux Cailles quarter is like living in a charming village, with its own butcher, baker, small bars and restaurants, and the owners provide guests with the perfect balance of attention and privacy.
The 57-room boutique Hotel Lancaster is a gem, a very expensive, finely cut and cared for gem, that envelops guests in an atmosphere of intimacy and privilege. Marlene Dietrich lived here in the 1930s, and the Marlene Dietrich Suite is available for those who want to vacation in the movie star's stilettos. Built in 1889, the Lancaster is close to the Champs Elysee but hidden away, a discreet, elegant escape from the 21st-century tech and neon chaos that now permeates the famous avenue.
Guests at the 101-room Shangri-La Hotel Paris receive the five-star treatment in this former palace, built by Napoleon for his grandnephew. Because of its meticulous restoration and attention to detail, Shangri-La feels like a boutique hotel, or a museum in which you can spend the night. Two Michelin-star restaurants and the unparalleled views of the Eiffel Tower from balconies -- and even from some guest room bathtubs -- mean Shangri-La truly lives up to its reputation as a top luxury stay.
Located on the Champs Élysées, the Fouquet's Barrière is one of the most famous and exclusive luxury hotels in Paris. It has a slightly modernized Haussmann-style exterior, while interior design combines baroque, surrealist, and classic style elements with contemporary flair. Sophisticated rooms start at 400 square feet, and black marble bathrooms have separate showers and tubs as well as TVs in the mirrors. The extensive features include three restaurants (one Michelin-starred), an upscale spa, and a gorgeous indoor swimming pool. The hotel deserves its five-star status, but this level of luxury comes at a very high price.
The world-renowned luxury hotel Plaza Athenee -- a part of the Dorchester Collection -- is synonymous with Parisian elegance and good taste. Iconic red awnings and chestnut trees welcome guests to the historic setting, on the upscale Avenue Montaigne location with direct views of the Eiffel Tower. It's all about luxury here, inside and out. The avenue is lined with high-end shops such as Christian Dior (guests have access to the Dior Institute for a full range of quality beauty and spa treatments), Prada, and Chanel. And inside, the 146 rooms and 45 suites are decorated in classic Art Deco style with modern touches like flat-screen TVs and marble baths. With six distinct restaurants, a large fitness center, and a can't-miss daily breakfast in a leafy garden, the Plaza Athenee doesn't miss a beat. But it comes at a high price -- and Wi-Fi isn't even included in that cost.
The luxury Hotel Napoleon has 51 rooms and 51 suites, and a restaurant bar and lounge. The spa offers a menu of body and beauty treatments, and massages, and the seventh-floor fitness center offers views of Paris rooftops from the cardio machines. The Art Deco- and Empire-inspired rooms are well-appointed, some with canopy beds and all with fresh flowers and serious Napoleonic art, yet exude coziness. Within walking distance of the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Elysées, and the Charles de Gaulle-Etoile metro station, which connects to lines 1, 2, and 6, and the RER, the location is good for getting around Paris. The La Defense business district is six metro stops away.
The luxurious Hotel Du Collectionneur Arc De Triomphe Paris has 470 elegant rooms (including 52 suites) tricked out in Art Deco-style furnishings, though it's the opulent lobby and pretty rose-filled patio that make the biggest impression. A 10-minute stroll from the Champs-Elysees, the hotel features a spa, fitness center, and on-site parking. Courcelles Metro Station (line 2) is within walking distance. There's an elegant restaurant that offers fine French dining, and a fancy-cocktail bar that's a swank place to hang out.
The 88-room Hotel Le Bristol opened its doors in 1925 during the Roaring Twenties, and today is still one of Paris' best-known luxury hotels. It offers impressive amenities for its small size, including a sunlit indoor pool (a rare find in Paris); a three-Michelin-star restaurant, Epicure; and a lovely spa with three floors featuring a Turkish bath and playroom for kids. Families are welcome in this posh environment: There's a dedicated Children's Programme, and little ones may appreciate the fact that there's a resident cat roaming the hotel. Rooms are elegant, aside from the dated comforters, and vary in size and price. The hotel -- located on one of the most high-end shopping streets in Paris -- is steps to the Hermes flagship store, as well as avenue Montaigne and Champs Elysees.
The Hotel Vice Versa is a 37-room concept hotel whose theme is the seven deadly sins, one per floor, with heaven in the lobby and hell (with steam room) in the basement. The creative, over-the-top decor is by lingerie designer Chantal Thomas. The hotel is fun, playful, and occasionally daring -- body-shaped chairs, skull motif spa floors -- but never takes itself too seriously. It's all tongue in cheek, and guests who can laugh and appreciate quirkiness will have a memorable stay. Those looking for for a design hotel that's a bit less extravagant could try Hotel Du Parc.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 22, 2012)—The first three finishers – Nonios, Liaison and Holy Candy – in the Affirmed Handicap June 3, are among nine 3-year-olds nominated to the $150,000 Swaps Stakes.
A Grade II at 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track, the Swaps will be run for the 39th time Wednesday, July 4 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Named in honor of the horse many consider the greatest California bred ever and a nine-time stakes winner at Hollywood Park, the Swaps will highlight a special holiday program that begins the second-to-last week of the Spring/Summer meet.
Owned by Green B. Smith, Jr. and trained by Hall of Famer Jerry Hollendorfer, Nonios made his first start away from Golden Gate Fields in the Grade III Affirmed, winning by a half-length at nearly 16-1.
A son of Pleasantly Perfect and the Touch Gold mare Stylish Manner, Nonios has won three of four and earned $99,000.
Another Hall of Fame trainer, Bob Baffert, nominated Blueskiesnrainbows in addition to Liaison.
Winner of the Grade I CashCall Futurity over Cushion Track last Dec. 17, Liaison was runner-up as the even-money favorite in the Affirmed. Owned by Arnold Zetcher LLC, the son of Indian Charlie and the Victory Gallop mare Galloping Gal is 3-for-9 with a bankroll of $507,560.
Blueskiesnrainbows returns to Southern California after finishing ninth of 13 in the Grade II American Turf May 4 at Churchill Downs.
That off-the-board effort came after a close third – beaten a half-length – after he set the pace at 42-1 in the Santa Anita Derby. The winner of the April 7 Derby, I'll Have Another, went on to capture the Kentucky Derby and Preakness before tendonitis ended his career one day before the Belmont Stakes.
Owned by Bad Boy Racing LLC and Whizway Farms, Blueskiesnrainbows is a son of English Channel and the Deputy Minister mare Cho Cho San. He's won twice in seven starts and earned $131,242.
Baffert is tied with fellow Hall of Famer D. Wayne Lukas for most Swaps wins. Baffert's fourth came with Misremembered in 2009.
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The officer met with the complainant, who said Amber Nicole Cline and an accomplice purchased a vehicle on Dec. 27, 2012, with what he thought was a check that was returned for insufficient funds. According to the report, Cline told the complainant the check belonged to her grandmother and she asked him to wait a few days to deposit the check so she could transfer funds into her grandmother's account and cover the check. The complainant agreed.
On Jan. 9, 2013, the complainant's bank allegedly informed him the check that was made out for $7,000 did not have the funds to cover that amount. The complainant told the deputy he then contacted Cline about the incident. She said she could not believe the check did not clear and told the complainant she would bring him the $7,000.
According to the complainant, Cline never came.
The complainant contacted Cline and her accomplice and told them he wanted his car back as soon as possible. The vehicle was entered onto GCIC.
According to the complainant, by coincidence, a witness, Cline's grandmother's boyfriend, came to his business about the check. The witness told the complainant he received a notification from his bank that a $7,000 check had tried to clear, but there were insufficient funds. The complainant showed the witness a picture of Cline and her accomplice to see if he knew them. The witness said, according to the report, the two rented a room at his residence and that the suspect's name was on the check.
The officer relocated to Hannon Way, where he spoke to the witness and Cline's grandmother. The witness confirmed the suspect and her accomplice had been renting a room from them. The witness told the officer that his girlfriend, Cline's grandmother, had signed a blank check for him so he could pick up her medication.
Cline's grandmother said she was in bad health and her boyfriend takes care of her and her bills. She went on to say she had left the check on the end table in the living room. The witness said he thought he had misplaced the check when he could not find it, until the bank had got in touch with him. The witness also said Cline and her accomplice left his residence a couple of days ago and had not returned.
The officer attempted to make contact with the suspect but was unable to do so. However, he was able to contact the accomplice, who said he had the vehicle. The accomplice said he did not know where Cline was and he did not wish to speak to the officer.
At 4:03 p.m. the same day, another CPD officer spotted a black Ford Explorer SportTrac at 1381 Joe Frank Harris Parkway.
When the officer activated his emergency equipment, the driver allegedly went through a red light and began traveling north on Joe Frank Harris Parkway at a high speed. The officer caught up to the vehicle, which stopped at Little Valley Road and Joe Frank Harris Parkway.
As the officer approached the vehicle, Cline and her accomplice were exiting the vehicle. According to the incident report, the two were ordered by the officer to "turn around and get on the ground," and they complied.
Cline was charged with reckless driving and failure to obey a traffic control device. She was transported to the Bartow County Jail. Her accomplice was released after a brief detention. The vehicle was turned over to the car lot.
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According to a Bartow County Sheriff's incident report, at 10:05 p.m. on Thursday, a deputy was dispatched to Kangaroo Express off Ga. Highway 20 in reference to shoplifting.
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Why is Hayek consider an Austrian economist? I am not discrediting him but you have to admit, he is atleast the least Austrian compared to the other big name in Austrian Econ... even when he explains the Austrian Business Cycle, he adds in neoclassical elements to explain the theory... furthermore, if you read Block's paper " Milton Friedman on tolerance", Friedman tells of an event at an economic conference where Mises got mad at everyone there and said, "you're all a bunch of socialists" Hayek was part of that group, the whole story is quoted on the bottom... I havent read alot of Hayek but what i have read seems more like what a neoclassical would say more than an Austrian...
I recall a personal episode, at the first meeting of the Mont Pelerin
Society-the founding meeting in 1947 in Mont Pelerin, Switzerland.
Ludwig von Mises was one of the people who was there. I was also.
The group had a series of discussions on different topics. One
afternoon, the discussion was on the distribution of income, taxes,
progressive taxes, and so on. The people in that room included
Friedrich von Hayek, Fritz Machlup, George Stigler, Frank Knight,
Henry Hazlitt, John Jewkes, Lionel Robbins, Leonard Read—hardly
a group whom you would regard as leftists. In the middle of that
discussion von Mises got up and said "You're all a bunch of
socialists," and stomped out of the room."
My Blog: http://www.anarchico.net/
Production is 'anarchistic' - Ludwig von Mises
And your post shows that Hayek didn't believe in Austrian economic principles, how?
he doesnt explain the business cycle like Mises or Rothbard did because he used neoclassical elements to explain the theory...
Hayek was also a supporter of basic income to all citizens...
First of all, I would advise you to research into events before you make claims like Hayek is not "Austrian" enough, though you use the term "Austrian" in an incoherent matter. In fact, in a letter to Michael Polyani following that incident, Hayek explained that Mises was right in the content of his protest, but utterly rude in how he made it. Is that not a reasonable position?
"he doesnt explain the business cycle like Mises or Rothbard did because he used neoclassical elements to explain the theory..."
What "Neoclassical elements" do you speak of?
"Hayek was also a supporter of basic income to all citizens..."
Austrian economics =/= Austro-libertarianism. Learn that immediatly. Austrian economics, at least as promulgated by Ludwig von Mises, was werfrie and therefore completely empty of any such political statements.
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I DID NOT SAY HE WASNT AN AUSTRIAN... I said he is the least Austrian compared to the other heads of Austrian Econ because some of what he says is neoclassical and not really Austrian...
Hayek explain in much detail on ABC using graphs and equations... Jörg Guido Hülsmann talks about this a bit in his lecture on the business cycle, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxq_mhdYeBM ...
please stop attacking me and just answer my question.... why is Hayek considered an austrian
A tad emotional there, eh?
"Hayek explain in much detail on ABC using graphs and equations... Jörg Guido Hülsmann talks about this a bit in his lecture on the business cycle, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxq_mhdYeBM ..."
Im both Monetary Theory and the Trade Cycle, and Prices and Production, which are clearly Hayek's two most important expositions of his theory of the business cycle, and he uses equations (very, very rarely - I can only recall one integral in a footnote), and graphs (all Hayekian triangles though if my memory serves me and none of the Neoclassical supply-and-demand analysis species, that I am p) in order to make concepts clearer. In fact, I see a lot more curves in Rothbard's Man, Economy, and State than I see in either of these books, so does it follow that Rothbard is not an Austrian? According to your logic it does.
"please stop attacking me and just answer my question...."
Oh please, harsh criticism of annoyingly stupid positions does not equal attacking the person who harbors them.
According to the ten criteria provide by Boettke here, Hayek is most definitely to be considered in the tradition of Austrian economics.
Hayek explain in much detail on ABC using graphs and equations
Rothbard used graphs and equations in MES, but that doesn't mean he isn't part of the AE research tradition. If you ask most academic economists what AE is they wouldn't know what you were talking about, but the large majority of the ones that do recognize the name will only have heard of Hayek (or else would mention Schumpeter).
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Of course... in one of the Mises institute lectures, they consider Hayek as the most recognizable economist in the Austrian community to the mainstream but I think that is because he was the least radical one... as for the ABC, follow the link posted eailer...
Yet, I still have people attacking me... can anyone answer my question? Please and thank you
Isaac "Izzy" Marmolejo:Yet, I still have people attacking me... can anyone answer my question? Please and thank you
You're protesting too much my friend.
Lam doesn't attack people. He usually asks the state to do it for him.
The briefest answer I can give the OP is to recognise the influence of Walras on Hayek.
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I had to point that out because you couldnt catch it the first time, that wasnt me yelling... whether you agree or disagree... I agree with Hülsmann, that Hayek's approach to the business cycle is a bit neoclassical, Hülsmann uses the term neoclassical to show Hayek's approach to it BTW... I would also say further that some of what he says is neoclassical based... again whether you disagree or agree...
please stop attacking me and just answer my question.... why is Hayek considered an austrian
Because he:
There's more... Also, libertarianism has nothing to do with Austrian economics. The former is an ideology while the latter is a positive science. Knut Wicksell was an Austrian as well, and he supported the welfare state. "Radicalism" has nothing to do with AE.
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Technically, Hayek is not an Austrian in the "Rothbard Mises" strand of Austrian economics. He did favor empiricism, mathematical equations, and indifference analysis, ideas that go directly againist major "typical" Austrian tenets. From Bryan Caplan's "Why I am not an Austrian Economist"
"Contrast Mises and Rothbard's stringent rejection of mathematical economics with Hayek's desire to "...avoid giving the impression that I generally reject the mathematical method in economics. I regard it as indeed the great advantage of the mathematical technique that it allows us to describe, by algebraic equations, the general character of a pattern even where we are ignorant of the numerical values determining its particular manifestation. Without this algebraic technique we could scarcely have achieved that comprehensive picture of the mutual interdependencies of the different events in the market." (F.A. Hayek, "The Pretense of Knowledge," in F.A. Hayek, Unemployment and Monetary Policy (Washington, D.C.: Cato Institute, 1979), p.28."
As Caplan correctly noted in his earlier paper regarding Austrian economics, if Mises and Rothbard are correct, neoclassical economics is all wrong; if Hayek is correct, neoclassical economics just needs to adjust its focus.
As for why he is considered an Austrian economist, it probably has to do with the fact that 1)he made important contributions to Austrian capital/ABCT theory (among other areas listed by Esuric) 2)Less stringent Austrians would still consider him a bread and butter Austrian 3)He is easily the most famous Austrian economist, aside from Schumpeter (and he is pushing it to be considered under the "Austrian" aegis).
thank you blacknumero, esuric, and nigtahamuk that is what i was looking for
"Yet, I still have people attacking me... can anyone answer my question? Please and thank you"
I already did:
"According to the ten criteria provide by Boettke here, Hayek is most definitely to be considered in the tradition of Austrian economics."
"The briefest answer I can give the OP is to recognise the influence of Walras on Hayek."
Walras had scant influence of Hayek. Caldwell answers the claim that he did here. As far as where Hayek seems to endorse general equilibrium in his inter-war writings, those need to be interpreted as being in a period where Austrians thought that there were in the mainstream of economic thought. In fact, in the spirit of the time, Mises said in 1932:
"We usually speak of the Austrian and the Anglo-American Schools and the School of Luasanne... [Yet it is a] fact that these schools of thought differ only in their mode of expressing the same fundamental idea and that they are divided more by terminologies and peculiarties of representation than by substance of their teaching."
"Lam doesn't attack people. He usually asks the state to do it for him."
Indeed, I hire CIA assassins to type all of my attacks for me.
What is known as the "Austrian school of economics" first emerged during the latter part of the 19th century, but did not establish itself as a heterodox and specific school of thought until the socialist calculation debates of the 1920s. Up until this point the Austrians were considered part of the mainstream neoclassical school (as opposed to the Marxian, Neo-Marxian, Institutionalist, and Historical school). In fact, both Hayek and Mises saw no fundamental flaw with the Walrasian system and mathematical economics until the controversy that emerged in the 1920s. They mistakenly believed that the mathematical economists were simply saying what they were saying, but differently.
But by the 1920s it became obvious that the neoclassical school had developed in a certain way, a different way, and held different assumptions, which became increasingly problematic. They took the idea of equilibrium and general equilibrium too seriously, that is, they believed that Walras' system actually explained real world phenomena, when it was really just an elegant mathematical model which explained the underlying process and employed extremely unrealistic assumptions. Hayek and Mises were on the same side of the debate contra other mainstream neoclassical economists, such as Lange, Lerner, and Schumpeter (this is why Schumpeter is not considered an Austrian economist).
So again, this debate revealed that there were real fundamental differences within the neoclassical school, and the Austrian sect became its own heterodox school of thought (especially after the Keynesian revolution). As far as mathematics is concerned, neither Hayek nor Mises believe that mathematics is inherently flawed as tool which can explain underlying economic phenomena. They just believe that it can't really explain real world, which is too complicated and volatile for mathematical modeling.
Here's Hayek:
"That an economist of professor Schumpeter's standing should thus have fallen into a trap which the ambiguity of the term "datum" sets to the unwary can hardly be explained as a simple error. It suggests rather that there's something fundamentally wrong with an approach which habitually disregards an essential part of the phenomena with which we have to deal: the unavoidable imperfection of man's knowledge and the consequent need for a process by which knowledge is constantly communicated and acquired. Any approach, such as that of much of mathematical economics with its simultaneous equations, which in effect starts with the assumption that people's knowledge corresponds with the objective facts of the situation, systematically leaves out what is our main task to explain. I am far from denying that in our system equilibrium analysis is a useful function to perform. But when it comes to the point where is misleads some of our leading thinkers into believing that the situation which it describes has direct relevance to the solution of practical problems, it is high time that we remember that it does not deal with the social process at all, and that it is no more than a useful preliminary to the study of the main problem (The Use of Knowledge in Society)."
OMG, please go read Hayek before you go and diss the man based on some half-baked truths you heard from someone.
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Umm.. how can you believe that socialist calculation is faulty and yet believe in welfare?
Because they are completely unrelated?
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said is correct. economics as a value-free science does not make policy recommendations. the moment in which an economist makes a recommendation he is no longer value-free but he has introduced ethics in his work. so, austrian economics tells us what really are the phenomena of interpersonal exchange, production and etc. but does not imply that we should do this or that. for example, on the one hand, Mises, who was a champion of AE, made propositions how should things be according to what he thought was a preferrable state of affairs - i.e. that of vast economic productivity, on the other hand, Rothard made propositions that were justified with the libertarian rational and absolutist ethics, which does not make him less of an "austrian", since such a libertarian state of affairs promotes namely what austrian economics explains (economic activity that is freed from government intervention(coercion)).
in other words - one can be an austrian economist, but this does not imply that he is also a libertarian or classical liberal (or any other choice of political philoshophy).
CrazyCoot:Umm.. how can you believe that socialist calculation is faulty and yet believe in welfare?
Please provide proof of your statement. Where did Hayek ever say that welfare is a necessary or desirable thing? Hayek only proposed an alternative, more efficient form of welfare that wouldn't be as costly or harmful as "normal" welfare. He explicitly stated that government welfare is not desirable. Saving taxpayers' money is a good thing, IMO.


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