Lessons in Economics with Jesús Huerta de Soto (www.jesushuertadesoto.com), Professor of Political Economy at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain. |
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Day 1: opening class (no video) |
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Day 2 - ENTREPRENEURSHIP |
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1/11. Entrepreneurship: Introduction. |
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Reference Text Socialism, Economic Calculation |
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2/11. Entrepreneurship coincides with human action. Etymological origin of the term empresa (enterprise). |
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3/11. Language is a social institution. The term "entrepreneur" in English. |
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4/11. The term "empresa" (enterprise) in Spanish. |
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5/11. Entrepreneurship = creating, discovering, realizing something. |
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6/11. Human action is any deliberate behavior or conduct. |
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7/11. Elements of human action: end and value. |
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8/11. Knowledge through introspection of elements of human action. |
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9/11. Elements of human action: means and utility. |
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Reference Text Socialism, Economic Calculation |
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10/11. Means and utility: examples. The professor rips up a 10 € bill. |
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11/11. Elements of human action: scarcity. |
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