Edited by Alicja Sielska, Assistant Professor, Institute of Economic Sciences, Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics, University of Wrocław, Poland; Researcher, University of New York, Prague, the Czech Republic and Senior Fellow, Ludwig von Mises Institute of Economic Education, Poland, Łukasz Jasiński, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Economics, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin and Economist, Mises Institute of Economic Education, Poland and Krzysztof Turowski, Lecturer, Theoretical Computer Science Department, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland and Fellow, Ludwig von Mises Institute of Economic Education, Poland

‘Mengerian Economics is an intriguing book that revives, reiterates, extends and broadens Carl Menger’s groundbreaking approach to economics. The chapters expand our understanding of Menger’s work by tracing its origins in philosophy and stimulate new scholarship by showing how his legacy can further illuminate contemporary issues.’

• Contents:Foreword: Menger belongs in a museum xMateusz Machaj1 Carl Menger and his philosophical influences 1Krzysztof Turowski2 Menger’s untersuchungen and the methodologicaldevelopment of the Austrian School 21Norbert Slenzok3 Carl Menger – an unwitting revolutionary? 42Witold Kwaśnicki†4 Institutional spontaneity and social cooperation 78Jakub Bożydar Wiśniewski5 Debt and the origin of money 87Przemysław Rapka6 Bitcoin from Menger’s perspective 106Łukasz Jasiński7 Carl Menger’s contribution to capital theory 118Eduard Braun8 Technical changes in economic development: selectedissues in the context of Austrian economics 141Robert Ciborowski9 Perfect competition and an imperfect world:considerations on the gender wage gap in the light of CarlMenger’s theory 155Alicja Sielska10 Anticommons: a very brief introduction with selected applications 168Karol Bolko ZdybelIndex 182