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Austrianism will not make headway until we ditch the label austrian and ditch the cultists & ideological kooks who think Murray Rothbard is a god rather than a very average economist who made no real contributions say in comparison to Acemoglu or Shleifer or Hayek or Buchanan or Kirzner and pretty much zero influence in any way other than teaching a bunch of u-grads silly slogans about natural rights and praxeology.

Joe Salerno on The Austrian Movement - The Austrian Economists 2007

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Back from vacation! « Were rabbits 2008

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I love reading your blog since some guy in an austrian which is where I´m from, the one with Mozart, without them cangaroos bike blog recommended it to me!

Slow and Steady: The Tortoise and the Helmet Hair BikeSnobNYC 2009

Remember, Hayek was a austrian born economist and english wasn't his mother tongue.

Why Oh Why Can't Hayek Write Better?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

It is even true for conservative governments (Reagan or Bush were caricatured as illiterate, yet their admninistrations were the most ideological of all: think of the influence of austrian economists or neoconservative scholars).

Matthew Yglesias » Wolfe on Sowell 2010