Walter Block

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Walter Block is an American Austrian School economist and libertarian theorist known for his radical defense of free markets and controversial positions on issues such as privatization and individual rights.

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instanceOf Austrian School economist
economist
human
libertarian theorist
academicDegree PhD in economics
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1941-08-21
doctoralAdvisor Gary Becker
educatedAt Brooklyn College
Columbia University
employer Loyola University New Orleans
familyName Block
fieldOfWork Austrian School of economics
economics
libertarianism
genre non-fiction
givenName Walter
hasAcademicDiscipline labor economics
law and economics
microeconomics
transport economics
ideology anarcho-capitalism
libertarianism
influencedBy Friedrich Hayek
Gary Becker
Ludwig von Mises
Murray Rothbard
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainInterest free market economics
libertarian ethics
private property rights
privatization
memberOf Mises Institute
surface form: Ludwig von Mises Institute
name Walter Block self-link
nationality American
notableIdea defense of so-called victimless crimes
evictionism
privatization of roads
radical defense of free markets
notableWork Defending the Undefendable
Defending the Undefendable II
labor economics
surface form: Labor Economics from a Free Market Perspective

Privatization of Roads and Highways
The Case for Discrimination
occupation professor of economics
positionHeld Harold E. Wirth Eminent Scholar Endowed Chair in Economics
religion Judaism
residence New Orleans
workLocation New Orleans
writingLanguage English

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Murray Rothbard influenced Walter Block
Mises Institute hasNotableScholar Walter Block
Walter Block name Walter Block self-link