Well, I think it’s a quite accurate depiction of anyone who uses phrases like “a priori science.”
(That is, to the extent that Austrian economics is based on a priori reasoning, various claims about types of government intervention really are claims that no possible such government intervention could ever be good for people)
Unfortunately, many people who hold this position don’t know that it’s not serious.
I don’t think that’s an accurate characterization of Austrian economists.
Well, I think it’s a quite accurate depiction of anyone who uses phrases like “a priori science.”
(That is, to the extent that Austrian economics is based on a priori reasoning, various claims about types of government intervention really are claims that no possible such government intervention could ever be good for people)
A priori claims can be probabilistic claims.
Are you aware of a broad tradition of such probabilities that I’m completely unaware of?