Frank H. Knight

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Frank H. Knight


Born
in McLean County, Illinois, The United States
November 07, 1885

Died
April 15, 1972

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Frank Hyneman Knight was an American economist and professor at the University of Chicago. Amongst his students were several Nobel Prize laureates: Milton Friedman, George Stigler and James M. Buchanan.

Average rating: 4.07 · 179 ratings · 16 reviews · 25 distinct works
Risk, Uncertainty and Profit

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Freedom and Reform: Essays ...

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The Ethics of Competition a...

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Intelligence and Democratic...

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Selected Essays by Frank H....

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The Economic Order and Reli...

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The Economic Organization

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“Never waste any time you can spend sleeping.”
Frank H. Knight

“To call a situation hopeless is to call it ideal.”
Frank H. Knight

“[The]...feeling for what one should want, in contrast with actual desire, is stronger in the unthinking than in those sophisticated by education. It is the later who argues into the ‘tolerant’ (economic) attitude of de gustibus non est disputandum [in matters of taste, there can be no disputes]; the man in the street is more likely to view the individual whose tastes are ‘wrong’ as a scurvy fellow who ought to be despised if not beaten up or shot.”
Frank H. Knight, The Ethics of Competition