| F. A. Hayek
 AKA
Friedrich Augustus von Hayek
Born:
8-May
-
1899
Birthplace:
Vienna, Austria
Died:
23-Mar
-
1992
Location of death:
Freiburg, Germany
Cause of death:
unspecified
Remains:
Buried, Friedhof Neustift am Walde, Vienna, Austria
Gender:
Male
Race or Ethnicity:
White
Sexual orientation:
Straight
Occupation:
Economist
Nationality:
Austria
Executive summary:
Austrian economist
Wife:
Berta Maria von Fritsch ("Hella", m. 1926, div. Jul-1950, one daughter, one son)
Daughter:
Christina Maria Felicitas (b. 1929)
Son:
Lorenz Josef Heinrich (b. 1934)
Wife:
Helene Bitterlich (his cousin, m. 1950)
University:
PhD, University of Vienna (1921 and 1923)
Professor:
Tooke Chair in Economics and Statistics, London School of Economics (1931-50)
Scholar:
Committee on Social Thought, University of Chicago (1950-61)
Professor:
University of Freiburg (1962-68)
Professor:
Visiting Professor, University of Salzburg
Fraser Institute
Mont Pelerin Society
Nobel Prize for Economics
1974 (with
Gunnar Myrdal
)
Shrapnel Injury
Naturalized UK Citizen
(1938)
Heart Attack
(1961)
Heart Attack
(1969)
Chicago School Economists
Risk Factors:
Malaria
,
Depression
Author of books:
Die Gemeinwirtschaft
(
1922
, economics)
Prices and Production
(
1931
, economics)
Monetary Theory and the Trade Cycle
(
1933
, economics)
The Pure Theory of Capital
(
1941
, economics)
The Road to Serfdom
(
1944
, economics)
Individualism and Economic Order
(
1948
, economics)
The Sensory Order
(
1952
, economics)
The Constitution of Liberty
(
1960
, economics)
Law, Legislation, and Liberty
(
1973-79
, economics, 3 vols.)
Denationalisation of Money: An Analysis of the Theory and Practice of Concurrent Currencies
(
1976
, economics)
New Studies in Philosophy, Politics and Economics
(
1978
, economics)
The Fatal Conceit
(
1988
, economics)
Hayek on Hayek: An Autobiographical Dialogue
(
1994
, economics)
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