Transcript
  • 00:00    |    
    Initial credits
  • 00:06    |    
    Introduction
  • 01:33    |    
    Institute of Economic Affairs and Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • 03:21    |    
    Nature and role of education
    • Michael Polanyi
    • Socratic dialogue
  • 06:53    |    
    Readings from Manuel F. Ayau
  • Quotes n , Manuel F. Ayau
  • 08:31    |    
    Nature of justice and economic relationships according to Manuel F. Ayau
    • Poverty and opportunity
    • Quotes n , John Tomasi
  • 11:17    |    
    What drives the discovery of interest in economics?
    • Passion to persuade liberty and truth
    • Ethics
    • Understanding of laws
    • Quotes "Carter y yo", Manuel F. Ayau
    • Importance of laws, rights, and ethics
    • Ethical point of view of the constitution
    • Concern about legislation
    • Justice and classical liberal ideas
    • Quotes n , Friedrich A. Hayek
    • Law of comparative advantage
    • Understanding of economics since 1950's
    • Stages of economic insight since the collapse of communism
      • Get the prices right
      • Quotes the film n , 1984
      • Get the institutions right
      • Get the culture right
      • Quotes Milton Friedman
  • 32:35    |    
    Arguments about the law of comparative advantage and benefits of trade
  • Efficiency of Manuel F. Ayau to communicate his ideas
  • 34:10    |    
    Henry Hazlitt
    • Quotes n , Henry Hazlitt
    • Quotes n , Milton Friedman
    • Difficulty communicating economics
    • Quotes n , Manuel F. Ayau
  • 38:17    |    
    Importance of knowing how to communicate ideas
    • Consequences of economic fallacies
    • Quotes Linda Winston in n by Frédéric Bastiat
  • 42:00    |    
    Teaching principles of free society
  • 43:21    |    
    Difference between authority and authoritarianism in education
  • 46:14    |    
    Belief in spontaneous order
  • 46:45    |    
    Confrontation of Manuel F. Ayau's ideas
  • Quotes n , Manuel F. Ayau
  • 48:58    |    
    Simplicity of Manuel F. Ayau's ideas
  • 50:27    |    
    Anecdote about Peter J. Boettke's childhood
  • 52:01    |    
    Manuel F. Ayau's way to communicate economics
  • 55:12    |    
    Reflections on writings by Manuel F. Ayau
    • Quotes n , Paul Heyne, Peter J. Boettke, David L. Prychitko
    • Economic principles of Austrian tradition
    • Different ways of dialogue
    • Students' need of a brainwash
  • 01:03:15    |    
    How Peter J. Boettke became an economist
  • 01:06:39    |    
    Different ways of learning
  • 01:07:09    |    
    James M. Buchanan's way of teaching
  • 01:07:46    |    
    Socratic practice
    • Difficulties of learning, teaching and conveying messages
    • Anecdote about Manuel F. Ayau
  • 01:11:45    |    
    Manuel F. Ayau's writings 30 years ago
  • Division of labor
  • 01:13:47    |    
    Way to think about economics through time
  • 01:15:14    |    
    Quotes n and n , Milton Friedman
  • 01:16:20    |    
    Ludwig von Mises' readings
  • 01:17:00    |    
    Freedom films
    • Inside Job, 2010
    • Quotes n , Jeffrey Sachs
    • Quotes n , Ayn Rand
  • 01:18:43    |    
    Miscommunication
  • 01:21:43    |    
    Dialogue of the 21st century
  • 01:22:04    |    
    Final credits


Socratic Dialogue about Manuel F. Ayau’s Work

New Media  | 03 de mayo de 2012  | Vistas: 44

Peter J. Boettke leads a Socratic dialogue about the published work of Manuel F. Ayau, remarking the high educational standards that Universidad Francisco Marroquín holds because of his efforts to teach about the importance of education.

Boettke raises questions for this dialogue based on the book Not a Zero-Sum Game and the participants discuss subjects such as the inquiry about the foundation of society and nature of economic relationships, the interest of people in economics, poverty and opportunity.

During the dialogue, the participants gave their opinion about the understanding of laws, rights and ethics, the law of comparative advantage, spontaneous order, but especially about the efficiency of Manuel F. Ayau to communicate his ideas, and mainly, the way he taught economics.




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