Routledge Austrian Economics, Money and Finance Textbook

Explore a deep examination of monetary economics and modern finance through the lens of the Austrian school. This book addresses the severe shortcomings in mainstream monetary theories that were exposed during the financial crisis. While mainstream economists often defend existing models and public authorities increase market interference, this work provides a necessary investigation into the problems of current financial systems. Instead of following traditional paths, this text proposes alternatives based on the nineteenth-century Austrian school of economics. It serves as a resource for those looking to understand the fundamental issues within banking, money, and international finance. By studying these alternative perspectives, readers gain insight into the theories that challenge modern financial structures and the role of public intervention in global markets.