Praxeology ~ Definitions from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition n. The study of human conduct. Examples While Austrian theorists are focused on human action (Austrians call this analysis praxeology), the modelers overlook the purposeful behavior of decision making. Mises Dailies Austrian analysis is all about the comparative analysis of institutions and when you go broader than economics to praxeology you are looking at intellectual and religious traditions, folkways, the moral framework, all of the written and unwritten rules of the game of social, economic and political life. Who Is Afraid of Ayn Rand? - The Austrian Economists Note The word praxeology comes from the roots praxis + -logy.
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