Waiting to Transit the Thorny Issues of Capital Theory

Jeffrey M. Herbener

doi:10.35297/001c.161683

June 8, 2026The Quarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsOpen Access

Waiting to Transit the Thorny Issues of Capital Theory

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The aim is to review a new contribution to capital theory that discusses interest and the concept of waiting.
Review of the book co-authored by Hanke and Yeager on capital and interest.
Analysis of theoretical frameworks and concepts presented in the book.
Highlights the long-standing agreement between Hanke and Yeager to collaborate on capital theory.
Introduces key economic concepts related to capital and interest.

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Review discusses contributions to capital theory, focusing on interest and waiting in economics.

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By Jeffrey M. Herbener. Jeffrey Herbener reviews a new contribution to capital theory, in which Hanke makes good on a long-standing agreement with Yeager to co-author a book on capital, interest, and waiting.

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