Israel Kirzner (
1930 - ) is a leading economist in the
Austrian School.
He received his PhD in economics in 1957 from Brooklyn College[?] in New York, when he was studying under Ludwig von Mises. His major work is in the economics of entrepreneurship and ethics and economics. He is a professor at New York University.
Some of his major works include:
- "Entrepreneurial Discovery and The Competitive Market Process: An Austrian Approach," Journal of Economic Literature (March 1997)
- The Meaning of Market Process(Routledge 1992)
- Discovery, Capitalism and Distributive Justice(Basil Blackwell 1989)
- Competition and Entrepreneurship(Chicago 1973).
