The phrase "austrian perspective" is correct and usable in written English, although it should be capitalized as "Austrian perspective." You can use it when discussing viewpoints, opinions, or analyses that are specifically influenced by Austrian culture, history, or context.
Example: "In examining the economic policies of the 20th century, it is essential to consider the Austrian perspective on market dynamics."
Alternatives: "Austrian viewpoint" or "Austrian outlook."
The Austrian perspective introduces some scarier considerations.
In the Austrian perspective, the government has less ability to set things right than in Keynesian theories.
But China has had such an extreme and pronounced artificial subsidization of investment that the Austrian perspective may apply there to a greater degree.
The Austrian view has a hard time explaining how so many investors can be fooled into so much malinvestment, especially given the traditional Austrian perspective that markets are fairly effective in allocating resources.
But the Austrian perspective, developed by the Austrian economists Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich A. Hayek, and championed today by many libertarians and conservatives, emphasizes how government policy often makes things worse, not better.
According to the neo-Austrian perspective adopted by this paper, it is possible to sustain the hypothesis that the family farm's alertness is significantly higher in the case of either young farms or young farms where assistants support the farmer's activity, above all in the early stages of life cycle.
To overcome these obstacles, farmers have to improve their attention: neo-Austrian perspectives permit to get a better comprehension of the decision processes through the concept of entrepreneurial alertness (Kirzner 1973).
The show looks at the creation of Galicia before examining Polish, Ukrainian, Austrian and Jewish perspectives and lastly "Galicia after Galicia", the contemporary mythology in which Galicia is a brand of bottled water and soup.There have always been two views of Galicia, explains Jacek Purchla, the head of the International Cultural Centre in Krakow that is hosting the exhibition.
Hayek's criticisms shared the Austrian cognitive (and practical) perspective, in his case to consider the market an efficient and reliable information-communication mechanism but the solution to the coordination problem is non-discursive to the extent that all information is communicated by relative prices.
From the classical psychoanalytic perspective of Austrian psychiatrist Sigmund Freud, depression, or melancholia, may be related to interpersonal loss and early life experiences.
Mr. Jungk's novel, originally published in German in 2001, is told from the perspective of Wilhelm Dantine, an Austrian-born Disney animator who, after being curtly fired, stalks his old boss through his final months.
