New Economic Thinking Needs Old Ideas

The video explores the historical and intellectual journey of economist F.A. Hayek, highlighting his methodological contributions and debates with contemporaries like Keynes. It delves into Hayek's experiences in 1920s New York, his influence from Enlightenment thinkers, and his impact on modern economists. The speaker also discusses the importance of historical context in labor economics and the evolution of economic ideas.

In what ways did Hayek challenge the prevailing economic theories of his time?

What was the significance of Hayek's 'Road to Serfdom' in his body of work?

What were Hayek's views on the differences between the French and Scottish Enlightenment?

How did Hayek view the role of institutions in economics?