Empreendedorismo

em direção ao estado de repouso Nirvana

Autores

  • Mark Packard University of Nevada, Reno

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30800/mises.2019.v7.1222

Palavras-chave:

Empreendedorismo, Processo de Mercado, Estado de Repouso, Equilíbrio

Resumo

Nesse artigo, reconsideramos os diversos estados de repouso dentro da teoria austríaca do processo de mercado. Embora seja superior à teoria neoclássica do equilíbrio geral na representação dos processos de mercado, falha na produção de uma teoria holística da ação humana. A análise desconsidera as ações humanas que produzem mudanças no chamado “estado final de repouso”, que, até agora, têm sido consideradas exógenas ao processo de mercado. Dentre esses choques exógenos estão, por exemplo, a produção de conhecimento e a mudança nas preferências. Argumentamos no artigo que podem e devem ser entendidos como fenômenos de mercado, pertencendo ao escopo da análise praxiológica. Para capturar esses tipos de ação humana, propomos a introdução de um novo e, de fato, final “estado de repouso”, que chamo de “estado de repouso nirvana”. Esse novo estado de repouso representa o estado final “verdadeiro”, em que a ação humana cessa porque todas as necessidades, e, portanto, toda motivação a agir, foram totalmente dissipadas. Introduzindo esse novo estado na análise, nos libertarmos das análises míopes dos estados presentes de conhecimento e valores, e explicar as tendências gerais dos processos de mercado, preços e empreendedorismo. Mostramos também como disputas internas na EA podem ser avaliadas e resolvidas por meio dessa nova visão. 

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Biografia do Autor

Mark Packard, University of Nevada, Reno

Mark Packard is Assistant Professor of Management at the University of Nevada, Reno. His research interests center primarily in the theory of entrepreneurship, the philosophy of science, and uncertainty.

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2019-11-07

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Packard M. Empreendedorismo : em direção ao estado de repouso Nirvana. MisesJournal [Internet]. 7º de novembro de 2019 [citado 4º de dezembro de 2024];7(3). Disponível em: https://revistamises.org.br/misesjournal/article/view/1222

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