Routledge Capital and Interest - The Collected Works of F.A. Hayek

Capital and Interest brings together the foundational writings of F.A. Hayek's first fifteen years as an economist, tracing his evolution from the landmark Prices and Production lectures through to the sophisticated economic theory of Pure Theory of Capital. This comprehensive collection illuminates Hayek's groundbreaking contributions to capital and interest theory whilst contextualising his work alongside other influential economists of his era. The assembled essays, including the significant 1936 article 'The Mythology of Capital', demonstrate how Hayek developed and refined his distinctive approach to understanding economic systems. Readers gain insight into the intellectual development of one of the twentieth century's most important economic thinkers and the theoretical foundations that shaped modern Austrian economics.