… is from page 165 of my colleague Peter Boettke’s November 2001 presidential address to the Society for the Development of Austrian Economics as this address (titled “Information and Knowledge: Austrian Economics In Search of Its Uniqueness“) is reprinted in Pete’s 2021 book, The Struggle for a Better World (footnote deleted):
Not only does the price system economize on the information economic decision makers must process, but the entire market system generates a level of social intelligence that no one mind or group of minds could approximate.


Not only does the price system economize on the information economic decision makers must process, but the entire market system generates a level of social intelligence that no one mind or group of minds could approximate.
