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- adverb In terms of
praxeology .
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Examples
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It must be remembered that, praxeologically, it makes no difference what individual or group wields this force; the economic nature and consequences of the action remain the same.
The Veterans Administration Model, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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A critical theory of globalization is a practical or praxeologically oriented theory that sees the “fact of globalization” in relation to the goal of realizing the norms of human emancipation and democracy.
Critical Theory Bohman, James 2005
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It's all just semantics to the praxeologically unaware.
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Taxation is praxeologically no different from theft.
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Classical theory assumed that involuntary unemployment is logically / praxeologically impossible as long as a free market is in operation.
Mises Dailies 2009
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[7] To be sure, not all lengthier production processes are more productive than shorter ones; but under the assumption that man, constrained by time preference, will invariably and at all times select the shortest conceivable method of producing some given output, any increase in output then can - praxeologically - be achieved only if the production structure is lengthened.
Mises Dailies 2009
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These cyclical movements cannot be avoided by anticipation (contrary to the motto "a cycle anticipated is a cycle avoided"): they are the praxeologically necessary consequences of additional counterfeit credit being successfully placed.
Mises Dailies 2009
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