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The essential Ludwig von Mises
1973
by
Rothbard
Economic History
Ludwig von Mises
Mises Institute
Murray Rothbard
Austrian School
Capital Theory
Carl Menger
Classical Economics
David Ricardo
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Karl Marx
Marginal Utility
Time Preference
Central Banking
Gold Standard
Inflation
Irving Fisher
Purchasing Power
Boom and Bust
Business Cycles
Credit Expansion
Interest Rates
Knut Wicksell
Malinvestment
Chicago School
Frank Knight
Jacques Rueff
Statism
Capitalism
Economic Calculation
Interventionism
Liberalism
Oskar Lange
Socialism
Epistemology
Human Action
Lionel Robbins
Methodology
Positivism
Praxeology
Friedrich A. Hayek
Keynesian Economics
Mathematical Economics
Bureaucracy
Wilhelm Ropke
Economic Crisis
Feudalism
Historical School
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Monetary Theory
Price Level
Balance of Payments
Quantity Theory of Money
Taxation
Utility
Currency School
World War I
Hans Mayer
Othmar Spann
Totalitarianism
John Maynard Keynes
Laissez-faire
Communism
Otto Bauer
Social Democracy
Capital Consumption
Monetary Stability
Oskar Morgenstern
Planned Economy
Price Mechanism
Property Rights
Division of Labor
Rationality
Spontaneous Order
Fritz Machlup
Business Cycle Theory
Hans Kelsen
Volkswirtschaft
World War II
Henry Hazlitt
Table of Contents · 32 segments
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Front Matter and Introduction by Douglas E. French
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Part One: The Essential von Mises - Introduction and Chapter 1: The Austrian School
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Chapter 2: Mises and “Austrian Economics”: The Theory of Money and Credit
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Chapter 3: Mises on the Business Cycle
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Chapter 4: Mises in the Interwar Period
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Chapter 5: Mises on Economic Calculation and Socialism
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Chapter 6: Mises on the Methodology of Economics
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Chapter 7: Mises and Human Action
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Chapter 8: Mises in America
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10
Chapter 9: The Way Out
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Part Two: Ludwig von Mises: Scholar, Creator, Hero - Chapter 1: The Young Scholar
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Chapter 2: The Theory of Money and Credit - Integrating Micro and Macroeconomics
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The Problem of the Austrian Circle and Mises's Early Monetary Research
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The Theory of Money and Credit: Integration and the Quantity Theory
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Ordinal Utility and the Correction of Austrian Value Theory
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The Regression Theorem: Solving the Circularity of Money's Value
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Banking Theory and the Origins of Business Cycle Theory
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18
The Market Process of Recession and the Grand Reconstruction
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Chapter 3: The Reception of Mises and the Academic Environment in Vienna
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20
Academic Vacancies and the Zoo of Vienna University
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Reasons for Mises's Academic Exclusion and Keynes's Review
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22
Chapter 4: Mises as Economic Adviser and the Prevention of Bolshevism
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The Struggle Against Inflation and the Banking Crisis
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Chapter 5: The Impossibility of Economic Calculation Under Socialism
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25
Interventionism, Liberalism, and the Division of Labor
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26
The Epistemology of Praxeology and the Critique of Positivism
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Chapter 6: The Mises Privatseminar and the Next Generation of Economists
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The Spread of Austrian Economics and the Keynesian Revolution
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Chapter 7: Exile and the New World
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Mises in America: Academic Struggles and Intellectual Triumphs
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Chapter 8: Coda: Mises the Man
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Index and Back Matter
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