Praxeology
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Praxeology is a word most often used by Austrian school economists to describe their theories regarding the "(universal) laws of human action", and described by them as a science and a framework for understanding the purposeful behavior of human beings. It is an extension of economic theory into the area of human psychology.
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Praxgirl is a series of videos which introduces praxeology in chunks of 5 minutes or less.
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- Wikipedia
- RationalWiki: redirects to Austrian school