The essential Ludwig von Mises

Name: The essential Ludwig von Mises
Author: Rothbard

1983

[Front Matter and Introduction by Douglas E. French]: This segment contains the title pages, copyright information, table of contents, and the introduction by Douglas E. French...

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Table of Contents · 32 segments

Front Matter and Introduction by Douglas E. Frenchfront_matter

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Part One: The Essential von Mises - Introduction and Chapter 1: The Austrian Schoolchapter

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Chapter 2: Mises and “Austrian Economics”: The Theory of Money and Creditchapter

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Chapter 3: Mises on the Business Cyclechapter

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Chapter 4: Mises in the Interwar Periodchapter

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Chapter 5: Mises on Economic Calculation and Socialismchapter

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Chapter 6: Mises on the Methodology of Economicschapter

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Chapter 7: Mises and Human Actionchapter

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Chapter 8: Mises in Americachapter

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Chapter 9: The Way Outchapter

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Part Two: Ludwig von Mises: Scholar, Creator, Hero - Chapter 1: The Young Scholarchapter

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Chapter 2: The Theory of Money and Credit - Integrating Micro and Macroeconomicschapter

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The Problem of the Austrian Circle and Mises's Early Monetary Researchchapter

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The Theory of Money and Credit: Integration and the Quantity Theorychapter

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Ordinal Utility and the Correction of Austrian Value Theorychapter

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The Regression Theorem: Solving the Circularity of Money's Valuechapter

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Banking Theory and the Origins of Business Cycle Theorychapter

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The Market Process of Recession and the Grand Reconstructionchapter

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Chapter 3: The Reception of Mises and the Academic Environment in Viennachapter

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Academic Vacancies and the Zoo of Vienna Universitychapter

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Reasons for Mises's Academic Exclusion and Keynes's Reviewchapter

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Chapter 4: Mises as Economic Adviser and the Prevention of Bolshevismchapter

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The Struggle Against Inflation and the Banking Crisischapter

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Chapter 5: The Impossibility of Economic Calculation Under Socialismchapter

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Interventionism, Liberalism, and the Division of Laborchapter

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The Epistemology of Praxeology and the Critique of Positivismchapter

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Chapter 6: The Mises Privatseminar and the Next Generation of Economistschapter

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The Spread of Austrian Economics and the Keynesian Revolutionchapter

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Chapter 7: Exile and the New Worldchapter

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Mises in America: Academic Struggles and Intellectual Triumphschapter

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Chapter 8: Coda: Mises the Manchapter

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Index and Back Matterbibliography

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