What do Austrians mean when they say that "knowledge is decentralized?
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They argue that individuals have unique knowledge and experiences that cannot be fully captured or replicated by centralized institutions or authorities. Second, Austrians believe that knowledge is dispersed throughout society. This means that knowledge is not Show more…
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