A Escola Austríaca: Uma Perspectiva sobre sua Ação na Epistemologia da Ciência Econômica
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O objetivo desta pesquisa foi realizar uma revisão da literatura sobre a Escola Austríaca de Pensamento Econômico. O projeto de pesquisa consistiu em uma revisão bibliográfica utilizando artigos científicos indexados em bases de dados de alto impacto. Esta revisão foi realizada sob uma perspectiva analítica, exploratória, aplicada e não experimental. Entre os principais resultados, identificou-se a perspectiva metodológica particular dos economistas austríacos: a praxeologia. Este aspecto implica que o foco de estudo e atenção é o ser humano e sua natureza subjetiva, o que leva à dificuldade de modelagem e previsão do comportamento. A liberdade econômica é outro aspecto destacado. As contribuições de preceitos como a falta de neutralidade da moeda e a subjetividade, bem como os referenciais teóricos, também são aspectos ressaltados pela literatura.
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