Pantaleoni’s anti-Semitism was integral to his anticollectivist economic austerity views.

Evidence

Michelini (2011a) convincingly argues that there was a continuity between Pantaleoni’s anti- Semitic polemics and his anticollectivist and antisocialist polemics. Th us, the explanation of anti- Semitism and Fascism cannot be considered as an external component with respect to his theoretical economic analysis and especially his austere views. — Clara E. Mattei, The Capital Order, 1703

Categorization

• XREF: Connects to the broader scholarly debate over whether fascist economists’ politics can be separated from their economic theory — parallels how Austrian School economics is sometimes cleansed of its members’ politics.