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This paper serves as the Introduction to the symposium celebrating the 40th anniversary of F.A. Hayek’s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science. The symposium papers were presented at a public event held in October 2014 in Arlington, VA and explore the relevance of Hayek’s research program for the past and future of the economics discipline.
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We gratefully acknowledge the financial support from the John Templeton Foundation for the establishment of the Hayek Program. We are also appreciative of support from the Thomas Smith Foundation, Earhart Foundation, Liberty Fund, and from numerous individuals for the public event and this symposium. The usual caveat applies.
The public announcement of Hayek winning the prize was made on October 9th, 1974 and Hayek received the award and delivered his address on December 11, 1974.
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Hayek, F. A. (1989). The Pretense of Knowledge. American Economic Review, 79(6), 3–7.
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Boettke, P.J., Coyne, C.J. Hayek’s Nobel after 40 years. Rev Austrian Econ 28, 221–223 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11138-015-0306-z
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