books by Ludwig Von Mises Inst     books:       Free Market Reader: Essays in the Economics of Liberty1 review Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 1988 Interesting and timely anthology of free-market thought... Lew Rockwell has compiled a fascinating collection of essays to add to the free-market apologia. Rockwell is the "dean" of the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Alabama, the fountainhead of paleolibertarianism. The Institute works to advance individual liberty and free-markets while promoting Judeo-Christian values. This book, originally published in the late 1980's, contains a number of essays on a ...             The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle and Other Essays7 reviews Ludwig von Mises, Murray N. Rothbard, ... Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 1996 Powerful and Remarkably Timely This is a very insightful collection of essays from many of the leading "Austrian School" trade economists. They run from essays in the 30s aimed at countering the wave of post-depression social planning to essays in the 70s arguing against Keynesian economics. The key economic insight across the essays is the temportal nature of the Austrian view of business cycles. An artificially low ...             Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature and Other Essays5 reviews Murray N. Rothbard Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 2000 A Rothbard Reader Murray Rothbard was one of the most important thinkers in recent memory. He made substantial contributions to economics, political theory, social theory, history and cultural criticism. Unfortunately, there is no "Rothbard Reader" that gives the reader an overview of his contributions to all these fields. Nonetheless, this collection of Rothbard's essays - which came out in 1974 - is probably ...             A History of Money and Banking in the United States: The Colonial Era to World War II3 reviews Murray N. Rothbard Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 2002 Fascinating, Behind-the-Scenes Intrigue Revealed! Absolutely fabulous! Only the incomparable Rothbard could tell this compelling story in its full richness and detail. Here the hidden history of money and banking in America unfolds as the internecine, behind-the-scenes warfare between elite financial interests such as the House of Morgan and the Rockefellers, the electoral struggle between the Hamiltonian Federalists and the Jeffersonian ...             Epistemological Problems of Economics2 reviews Ludwig von Mises Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 2003 Theory and History EPISTEMOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN ECONOMICS is a seminal work by Ludwig von Mises. Actually, the English translation of the title is somewhat misleading. This work (which is a collection of essays) deals not only with methodological issues but broader questions of economic theory. Von Mises wrote in the rationalist tradition. According to him, the laws of economics (which are part of the more ...             Economics for Real People: An Introduction to the Austrian School18 reviews Gene Callahan Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 2002 Simplify without being simplistic Gene Callahan accomplishes the monumentally difficult task of taking what seems to be "impossible" to outsiders and makes it accessible through his use of excellent examples and word-pictures. (I'm sure the logical positivist, mathematics-based economists will despise the rationalist approach...but let's save that discussion for a few beers and a cigar...). He builds his discussion, bit by ...             Man, Economy, and State15 reviews Murray N. Rothbard Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 1993 The Best Treatise on Economics ever written... This is simply the best treatise on economics that has been written upto date in the human history. Ludwig Von Mises 'Human Action' comes close but it is too dense for a layman. This book: Man, Economy and State, written by Murray N. Rothbard can make an economist out of layman if he puts time and efforts into reading this book and understanding all its concepts. Murray Rothbard starts with the ...             Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth2 reviews Ludwig von Mises Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 1990 The Challenge to All Socialists Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth sent shockwaves though the academic world when it appeared in 1920. Following World War One many scholars were fascinated with the newly formed Soviet Union. Would the USSR live up to the romantic expectations of Marxists? Could some other form of socialism work better? Was capitalism doomed? Ludwig von Mises answered these questions with a ...             Making Economic Sense4 reviews Murray N. Rothbard Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 1995 Rothbard's legacy: a fine posthumous collection Murray Newton Rothbard tragically ceased to be "the State's greatest _living_ enemy" when he died in 1995. But his thought lives on in this posthumous collection, mostly drawn from his monthly essays for _The Free Market_ between 1982 and 1995. These essays cover a wide range of topics, from the welfare state to Clintonomics to fiat money to U.S. intervention in the Middle East -- and ...             Money, Method, and the Market Process: Essays by Ludwig von Mises Ludwig Von Mises Ludwig Von Mises Inst             Ludwig von Mises : Scholar, Creator, Hero3 reviews Murray N. Rothbard Ludwig Von Mises Inst, 1988 A fitting tribute from a great student Rothbard honors his great teacher Mises in under 80 pages - but never did the biography read as if it was too short. Here is a great source for an account of Mises's life and also his ideas from someone who championed and expanded them. 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