Emergence of a Tradition: Essays in Honor of Jesús Huerta de Soto, Volume I

David Howden is Professor of Economics at Saint Louis University – Madrid Campus.Philipp Bagus is Professor of Economics at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. Jesús Huerta de Soto and the School of Salamanca.- 3. The transfer of credit risk to the central bank under issuance of central bank digital currency central bank digital currency.- 4. Spontaneous Money: The Emergence of Lancashire Bills & Their Demise.- 5. An Academic Entrepreneur at Work.- 6. Bankruptcy, Reorganization and the Nature of the Firm.- 7. Emotions, Behavior and Austrian Economics.- 8. The Austrian Theory of Consumption-Period Planning.- 9. Economic order and business order.- 10. The role of history in economic theorizing.- 11. The connection of public choice and Austrian economics in the works of Jesús Huerta de Soto.- 12. Adulterated Contracts.- 13. The implications of the teachings of Huerta de Soto on investments.- 14. Entrepreneurship and knowledge.- 15. The Geotechnosocioeconomic Process as a transforming and coordinating mechanism of the market structures and their business functions.- 16. A critical assessment of CAPM for equity investment decision.- 17. A Brief Note on Bank Circulation Credit and Time Preference.- 18. Dynamic Efficiency, Economic Development, and the Ethics of Property.- 19. Milton Friedman and the Financial Crisis.- 20. Hayek’s Overinvestment Theory and the Stability of the Euro (Area).- 21. Monetary Competition: Countries with two currencies.- 22. The Greatest Economist Ever.- 23. The inspiration of J. Huerta de Soto.- 24. Entrepreneurship, property and the managerial function within the analytical model.