Choice in Currency: A Way to Stop Inflation

The Institute was formed in 1957 as a research and educational trust that specializes in the study of markets and pricing systems as technical devices for registering preferences and apportioning resources. Microeconomic analysis forms the kernel of economics and is relevant and illuminating in both public and private sectors, in collectivist as well as in individualist societies. Where the macroeconomic method is used its results are verified and interpreted in the light of micro-economic significance.