Interventionism: An Economic Analysis

Name: Interventionism: An Economic Analysis
Author: Mises

1940

by Mises

Austrian SchoolCapitalismCredit ExpansionInflationInterventionismLudwig von MisesPrice ControlsSocialismWar EconomyHuman ActionKeynesian EconomicsLiberalismWorld War IINew DealTotalitarianismConsumer SovereigntyEconomic CalculationEntrepreneurshipFriedrich EngelsVladimir LeninPlanned EconomyProfit and LossProperty RightsWerner SombartDivision of LaborProtectionismSubsidiesGresham's LawInstitutionalismKarl MarxLabor LawTrade UnionsUnemploymentBusiness CyclesCapital FlightDeflationFritz MachlupGottfried HaberlerInterest RatesMalinvestmentMonetary TheoryPublic FinanceCapital ConsumptionInfrastructureProgressive TaxationTaxationSyndicalismCommunismDemocracyCartelsMonopolyScarcityAdolf HitlerBenito MussoliniLaissez-faireKlemens von MetternichJoseph StalinFrederic BastiatFriedrich A. HayekHenry HazlittMilton FriedmanMurray RothbardWilhelm Ropke

Table of Contents · 21 segments

Front Matter, Publication Data, and Contentsessay

Table of Contents Continuation and Forewordessay

Author's Prefaceessay

Introductionchapter

I. Interference by Restrictionchapter

II. Interference by Price Controlchapter

III. Inflation and Credit Expansionchapter

IV. Confiscation and Subsidieschapter

Corporativismchapter

Syndicalismchapter

War and the Market Economychapter

Total War and War Socialismchapter

Market Economy and National Defensechapter

The Economic Consequences of Interventionismchapter

Parliamentary Government and Interventionismchapter

Freedom and the Economic Systemchapter

The Great Delusionchapter

The Source of Hitler's Successchapter

Conclusionschapter

Reading Referencesbibliography

Indexbibliography