Ludwig Von Mises - Biography

Biography

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Principal works Capital and Interest Human Action Individualism and Economic Order Man, Economy, and State Principles of Economics
Theory Austrian business cycle theory Bounded rationality Catallactics Creative destruction Economic calculation problem View of inflation Malinvestment Marginalism Methodological individualism Praxeology Roundaboutness Spontaneous order Subjective theory of value Theory of interest
Organizations Cato Institute Foundation for Economic Education George Mason University The Independent Institute Liberty Fund Ludwig von Mises Institute Reason Foundation
People Eugen Böhm von Bawerk Walter Block Thomas DiLorenzo Frank Fetter Roger Garrison Friedrich Hayek Henry Hazlitt Robert Higgs Hans-Hermann Hoppe Steven Horwitz Jesús Huerta de Soto Israel Kirzner Ludwig Lachmann Fritz Machlup Carl Menger Ludwig von Mises Robert Murphy Lew Rockwell Murray Rothbard Joseph Salerno Friedrich von Wieser
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