Routledge The Pure Theory of Capital - F.A. Hayek Collected Works

F.A. Hayek's seminal volume on economic theory, originally published in 1941, presents his most comprehensive analysis of capital theory during an era dominated by Keynesian economics. This edition features a new introduction by Lawrence H. White, a leading Hayek scholar, who contextualises the work within both economic history and Hayek's personal struggle to complete the manuscript. The book offers detailed theoretical frameworks that remain essential reading for students and economists seeking to understand alternative approaches to macroeconomic thought. Hayek's manifesto of capital theory provides rigorous economic analysis that challenges conventional wisdom and presents foundational concepts for contemporary economic study and debate.