Austrian School of Economics
Lectures and Research
At Ausecolec, we offer 6 lectures, explaining the basic Austrian School theories of prices and interest rates and how the economy and society is (negatively) impacted by government and central bank interference. The lectures started in January 2026, with a dozen students. New lectures will be offered later this year, with further details to be announced via this website. Interested students can then express their interest via the Contact page or by mailing info@ausecolec.eu. The selection process will consist of a 15 minutes interview. No previous knowledge about the Austrian School or Economics in general is required.
The basics of the Austrian School
How does human action determine prices and interest rates, how do these shape the production structure and with that society at large?
Society's Profit
WIthout government and central bank interventions, it is likely that whole society benefits from working and living together. Interventions result in in-stability, wealth transfers (from poor to rich) and potentially a non-sustainable economy.
How does the world develop from here?
Rising debts cannot continue forever and are not economically sustainable. What further Austrian School research is needed and what are the most important lessons learned from the past?
About Ausecolec
We believe it is important to promote the Theories of the Austrian School of Economics. Our current economic policies are not sustainable and are not to the benefit of people at large living in society.
The Austrian School views are most often opposite to views expressed by Keynesian economists, Central Bank economists and other mainstream economists and practicioners.
With out Lectures and Research we are presenting an alternative view.