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Having clarified my understanding of Kirzner, I still find his presentation of entrepreneurial discovery as creation as clearer than most Austrian works. Still, I find it an unsatisfying answer to the limits of the privoso of Nozick.

Israel Kirzner presents a his argument for the Austrian economic perspective better than most.

The common thread from many of these is that appropriation of natural resources requires compensating others for the appropriation, according to agreeable contract and often for value in excess of what could be attributed to the resource alone. It is disappointing how little attention such an idea seems to get.

The book will review the works of many great contemporary economic theorists and address the creation and distribution of goods and services in a world where a person owns their labor, but people jointly own all other natural resources.